Sentence examples for may cause inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Moreover, equatorial and low-latitude spread F is often associated with plasma bubbles and scintillations of global positioning system (GPS) signals (Chen et al. 2006; Shi et al. 2011; Alfonsi et al. 2013), which may cause inaccuracies in position determination.

The different diagnosis groupings may cause inaccuracies in predicting the ML score because the HRV in noncardiovascular conditions may differ from that in cardiovascular-related conditions.

The two economic periods are only loosely defined on the basis of the OECD economic survey [ 21], which may cause inaccuracies in terms of deciding the precise year and date between the different periods.

While KS values >1.0 should be used with caution because multiple mutations may cause inaccuracies in the estimation [ 26, 27], the KS estimate for the peak in the P. patens distribution thus probably is trustworthy.

However, only considering the user physical attributes may cause inaccuracy; thus, the horizontal and vertical social relationships should be taken into account.

(4) The genotypes between the boundaries of the bins are imputed, which may cause inaccuracy in the analysis in the SNP marker sparse regions.

However, self-reported measures may cause inaccuracy for its patient-base evaluation, which is the limitation of the present study.

The lack of observed reduction in PPH could have been due to the late follow up (more than 5 days) of majority of the participants that may cause inaccuracy in obtaining the true fall in Hb, knowing that women are subject to the natural rebound in the postpartum haemoglobin from day 7 after childbirth.

The reduction of a multi-criteria assessment into a single net aggregated benefit masks some of the important attributes and may cause large inaccuracies.

Since the respiratory-induced dynamic parameters rely on the individually measured maximal and minimal SV (or its surrogates), any arrhythmias may cause significant inaccuracies.

The first expectoration was discarded to eliminate food debris and unwanted substance contaminating the sample that may cause analytical inaccuracy.