Sentence examples for likely measurement from inspiring English sources

In expanding the subject, Mokhtarian et al. [18] suggested obtaining relevant information about each trip for each person, instead of general attitudes, to reduce the likely measurement errors.

All these approaches make use of the redundancy within the available measurements to check, on a measurement-by-measurement basis, the relative consistency among estimated residuals, and, correspondingly, to detect the most likely measurement fault.

The most likely measurement of prices the Fed would utilize is the core rate of the Personal Consumption Expenditure Price Index (PCEPI).

This is arguable larger or the same as the likely measurement error of around two degrees of 3D motion analysis systems [ 31].

When no firm evidence to the contrary was available to determine the likely measurement reliability of the quantitative trait being considered, it was taken to be 0.7.

Finally, hyperglycemic and hyperlipidemic periods where rate of change of A1C and LDL cholesterol, respectively, was greater than 3 SD from the mean were excluded to eliminate likely measurement errors from the analysis.

In fact, it was reported that the majority of published effects in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis mice, for example, were likely measurements of noise in the sample population as opposed to actual drug effects [ 10].

This is most likely because measurement variability is dominant at these low ppERK levels, and normalizing by total ERK levels does not correct for measurement variability.

Therefore, it is more likely that measurement error contributed to this result seen in the bioreactor experiment.

Samples were not corrected to in situ conditions because the in situ pressure and temperature impact would be minor and likely within measurement error.

It is likely that measurement errors are not independent from the contextual factors (e.g. countries with poor governance are more likely to have measurement errors).