Sentence examples for may increase errors from inspiring English sources

A computerized provider order entry (CPOE) system can decrease errors and improve quality but also may increase errors and harm.

A simple and quick model (such as regression models) may be useful in obtaining a rough indication of policy impacts for specific cases, but when used for the holistic food-energy chain may increase errors and uncertainties due to the complexity of the food chain.

The shorter read length produced by Illumina may increase errors during assembly and, subsequently, the annotation inaccuracies during shotgun metagenomics data analysis.

Length of time from pregnancy to interview and multiple jobs during the exposure period of interest may increase errors in maternal recall of paternal occupations.

It is thus not desirable for a practical system, because it may increase error probability at the receiver or even lead to connection loss from the transmitter to the receiver.

Finally, variation in laboratory calibration methods and the time period between self- reported and NHANES tests for A1C may increase error in correlation analysis.

While this may increase error rates in the region it provides higher numbers of mapped gender related scaffolds for future analysis.

As we know, the greater the CSDD score, the more severe the depressive condition; if some items are not relevant to the scale's results (low interitem correlation), this may increase error and subsequently affect the score.

However, in neonates, the presence of airway leaks may increase the errors in the delivery of tiny VT, which raises a concern of ventilator-induced lung injury.

Because using unpreferred codons may increase translational errors (Akashi 2003; Stoletzki and Eyre-Walker 2007; Drummond and Wilke 2008), which can cause cytotoxic protein misfolding (Drummond and Wilke 2008; Geiler-Samerotte et al. 2011), acquisition of a strongly expressed gene leads to more misfolded protein molecules and a lower fitness than that of a weakly expressed gene.

The error in this estimate is at least ± 1.1% (0.65*1.75) due to the original error estimate; additional unknown error in the 1.75 factor may increase the error bound.