Sentence examples for may be noise from inspiring English sources

The dye responds quickly to changes in membrane potential (within 5 microseconds), so follows the kinetics of action potentials faithfully (although there may be noise in the signal).

This ignores the fact that there may be noise coefficients, which are bigger than the threshold value, thus resulting in time-frequency discontinuities of enhanced speech spectrum.

The issue may be noise, but it gets so blown out of proportion and it becomes so emotional that it's hard to even identify the source of the problem".

i.e. the received waveform x(n) may be noise v(n) only or it may consist of a sum of the primary user signal s(n) and noise v(n).

In different imaging settings, the users may estimate the percentage of the undesired points (the undesired points may be noise, or as in our application, scattered points of interest) and come up with other appropriate parameter values.

The system receives a contour vector Y t = y 1, t T … y m t, t T … y M t, t T T from the fingertip probability map (because the received contours may be noise also).

Experimental values may be noise-contaminated; when this noise is significant, the diffusion coefficient by this method needs to be refined.

The variation may simply be noise, rather than variability induced by "innovative trial design" [ 32].

It is possible that many predicted interactions may actually be noise and thus negatively affect the prioritization of disease domains.

Image noise may be periodic noise or random noise.

The output may be loud noise or interference that may damage your ears.