Sentence examples for may yield errors from inspiring English sources

In comparison with an existing analytical method, the present model has the advantage of offering an extremely accurate solution at the zones in which the analytical method may yield errors of even a 100%.

Similarly, CRM volume models applied to certain species in Sonoma County were developed with destructively harvested trees outside of the region, which may yield errors if trees in Sonoma County are growing in different climate conditions or have different resource limitations than those included in the sample [19].

The calculations reveal that the neglect of a variable gas velocity may yield serious errors even at isobaric conditions.

A small distance to the decision boundary was the second case mentioned above that may yield an error probability above average.

In addition, for nanoplates whose length to thickness ratio is smaller than 10, neglecting the shear deformation may yield significant error in predicting the postbuckling load.

Moreover, the process zone may grow in under the loading point which hinders its evolution and yield errors in the evaluated properties.

However, one can imagine that a Quiver-like polishing algorithm that uses multiple sequence types and their quality values that is able to take into account each sequence type's inherent biases may yield the most error-free assembly, particularly if the algorithm better focuses on resolving paralogs, possibly through contextual based error correction as in chromosome phasing algorithms.

This study, however, illustrates that using the analytical tools supported by BOLD without significant background knowledge may yield results fraught with error even for well-represented taxa such as tuna.

When sample sizes (i.e., n T, n R, n P ) are small, asymptotic methods may yield inflated type I error rates and their exact versions may provide reliable alternative.

Studies reliant on linked data may yield biased findings due to errors in data linkage which relate to specific characteristics of patients and clinical settings.

The same strategy can be used for asymptomatic polyps, where biopsy samples may yield inconclusive results by sampling error.