Sentence examples for may contribute error from inspiring English sources

We did not explore misclassification by vertical elevation which may contribute error if air pollutant exposure profiles are found to change as elevation increases.

Systematic errors are a significant threat to LPE, as they will lead to fixed errors that may contribute to errors in decision making (e.g. when assessing a dynamic thermal line rating).

Reduced deactivation of the default-mode network has been linked to lapses of attention [ 49, 50] and predicts task error [ 51] in healthy individuals, suggesting that default-mode network overactivity in patient populations may contribute to error proneness and performance deficits.

This may contribute to error in diagnosis by mistaking a serious condition for a more benign one, but this type of error always favors increased patient safety.

This task switching causes disruption in the primary task and may contribute to error.

Variation of trained SP portrayal of the same station across different tracks and at different times in OSCE may contribute substantial error to OSCE assessments.

These observations raise the possibility that the unsystematic application of common saliva collection techniques might cause researchers to inadvertently sample oral fluids from different areas in the mouth, and that this variation in oral fluid type may contribute measurement error.

In this two-facet fully crossed research design, an analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to estimate the variability of students' scored performance as each variance component defined may contribute to error in measurement.

Such future projects will evaluate the relationship between specific safety practices used in the emergency department, such as the use of electronic health records, ED-based pharmacy interventions and the streamlining of the handoff process, and how these may contribute to error reduction.

Alternatively, polC and imuB function may contribute to error-prone bypass, resulting in the modest level of H2O2-induced mutagenesis observed in the ΔdinB strain (Fig. 7).

This may contribute reconstruction errors, including LBA [ 53].