Sentence examples for may cause false from inspiring English sources

When testing serum samples, it has been observed earlier that, at lower sample dilutions, a complement-mediated inhibition phenomenon may cause false negative test results.

Since the merely intensity-based method may cause false detection in background areas with different illuminations from surroundings, a more reliable method is further proposed by introducing spatial factor and background similarity to the region contrast.

Such cases, i.e., with no target, may cause false alarms.

Now, they could fix the sushi example I gave earlier but that may cause false positives with other aspects of the system.

Averages of each 5-sample of the squared second detail are calculated to reduce any ripple which may cause false detections.

However, pure background-subtraction-based approaches without human detector may cause false alarms if a person stops moving for a short time.

Moreover, the CMBCS may cause false-negative results when fastidious or slowly growing organisms are the causative pathogens or when blood specimens are collected after antimicrobial therapy has been started [ 6, 7].

We evaluated the possibility that the presence of semen in urine may cause false-positive hematuria.

The purpose of this study was to find an effective inactivating agent for chlorhexidine that would facilitate removal of all residual antimicrobial effect, which may cause false-negative results during microbiologic culturing.

Uptake of [18F]FDG in the duodenum may cause false-positive results, and imaging of the upper abdomen in general is influenced by respiratory and gastrointestinal tract motion [34].

Although HIV infection is endemic in Uganda and may cause false-negative TST results that may lead us to underestimate the SAR for infection, the HIV seroprevalence of 12% among contacts did not affect the prevalence difference (data not shown).