Sentence examples similar to linked to sampling imprecision from inspiring English sources

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As mentioned above, aortic compliance is linked to a non-linear response to arterial pressure and since the individual aortic cross sectional area is unknown, these uncertainties could lead to imprecision in determination of cardiac index by arterial waveform analysis.

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In addition to sample-to-sample reproducibility, XRF can also display a certain amount of imprecision associated with each calculated bone-Pb value (Ambrose et al. 2000).

This is equivalent to applying a low-pass filter to avoid high frequency noise due to hardware imprecision in time sampling.

Kinetika takes the "harmelodic" intonation and imprecision inevitable in mixed-ability orchestras and makes it a positive feature by linking it to the rumbustious jazz of Sun Ra's Arkestra or the Brotherhood of Breath.

aSome cells may not total to the full study sample size due to rounding imprecision in published percentages, or missing data or errors in the original publication.

However, these authors have advised against using the found estimates of MCIDs as absolute thresholds, due to the imprecision of these estimates caused by small sample sizes.

Two of the limitations of these studies are especially relevant here: tolerant significance thresholds that do not account for the multiple tests involved and small sample sizes that lead to imprecision in the estimated effects.