Sentence examples for may affect measurements from inspiring English sources
The parameters that may affect measurements are not completely understood and interpreting the results becomes difficult and confusing.
It is conceivable that anesthesia may affect measurements, although stratifying by anesthesia status did not affect the conclusions.
The 785 nm Raman excitation beam is slightly absorbed by hemoglobin, and resonant enhancement of Raman bands may affect measurements.
Therefore, workers' conditions and behaviours such as sleep condition, smoking, commute-related exercise and workload just before check-up may affect measurements.
Equipment configuration and software changes especially the ALVPT may affect measurement quality and accuracy of retrieved wind speed and direction.
The presence of the thermal filament in the modified PAC used by the Vigilance monitor may also affect bioimpedance measurements; standard PACs may also affect measurements by the presence of the thermistor wire.
Differences in phenology and development among plants in segregating populations may also affect measurements of carbon isotope discrimination, as the assay for ∆13C presents an integrated assessment of all changes in CO2 diffusion and/or assimilation during the growth of the sampled tissue.
(Although the impact of the sources located distant from the electrodes can be reduced, e.g., by a proper choice of the EEG reference, some residual amount of crosstalk is always present that may significantly affect measurements (Nunez et al. 1997 ; Sazonov et al. 2007a ; Guevara et al. 2005 ).
Blood sampling techniques may also affect measurement accuracy and reliability.
Since the T-DMB transmitters are located on the top of mountains, the diffraction may affect the measurements.
Since these additional scattering effects may affect experimental measurements, the results from the resistivity-film thickness model will be enhanced to make it more adaptive and capable of producing data that are compatible with the experimental results.
