Sentence examples for may introduce random from inspiring English sources

It's a shame the camera companies continue to flog this measurement as though it's important; more than six megapixels adds only negligible sharpness and may introduce random speckles in the photograph, something the pros call "noise".

To go further, still accounting for unresolved processes, one may introduce random forcings such as those of Equations (4) and (10) into prognostic models of the core dynamics used for the re-analysis of the core state – for instance, into geodynamo (Fournier et al. 2011) or quasi-geostrophic (Canet et al. 2009) equations.

Viral vectors need to be incorporated in to host chromosome and they may introduce random mutations as viral DNA cannot be specifically targeted.

Different circumstances of walking, like turns, walking surfaces, obstacles, variations in walking speed, and dual tasking, may introduce random fluctuations in phase-dependent local dynamic stability λ between walking bouts.

We have relied on self-reported seasonality collected at one point in time, which has high face validity but may introduce random error (making it more difficult to identify clear patterns).

Foremost among them is that the data files are prone to some degree of under-reporting of placental complications, and is likely to contain some coding errors that may introduce random or systemic errors.

Markets that are not in equilibrium may introduce only random errors into the estimates of marginal WTP.

The circadian variation during the morning hours may introduce additional random error in our results.

Inaccuracies in 24-hour urine collection may have introduced random error and biased results towards the null.

Thus, incorporating the dust loading into the exposure metric may have introduced random error and obscured concentration-based associations with risk.

These measurements reflect the types of measurements and patterns that are obtained in routine clinical settings; although standard medical procedures were used, differences in staff and instrumentation may have introduced random variability into our measurements.