Sentence examples similar to lessen precision from inspiring English sources
Missing data are very common in epidemiological studies and may imply a form of selection bias and lessen the precision of the results.
Missing data may have led to a form of selection bias but, in the best case, would only lessen the precision of the study [ 53], and according to the differences observed in the analyses of missing data in this study, would have underestimated the scale and significance of the results.
9 10 In these circumstances, specialist methods to address missing data may lessen the loss of precision and power resulting from exclusion of individuals with incomplete predictor variables but are not required in order to avoid bias.
Temporal precision also lessens dramatically: except in the most pristine paleolacustrine records, indicators of paleoclimate on annual scales is complete folly; instead, we must be content to estimate environmental parameters over broader periods (103 105 years).
A question of interest is whether the precision of parameter estimates is lessened by the reduced information for non-cases.
It can also be utilized to design and hone scales/measures by including items with high discrimination that add to the precision of the measurement tool and lessens the burden of answering long questionnaires.
The lower precision of the outcome, visual acuity, will however only tend to lessen the strength of the association between the outcome and a predictor.
And the flamenco at the core is the new sort, in which the fast, popping precision of jazz-fusion chops are all important; the purely professional touches somehow lessen the street-realism.
"Despite increased U.S. support in the form of training and smarter weaponry to lessen civilian casualties, it has become clear that several unaddressed flaws in Saudi Arabia's targeting process, not the precision of the munition or targeting skill, are the principal cause of harm," the letter continues.
