Sentence examples for measurement error attributed from inspiring English sources
By applying a randomized study design, measurement error attributed to position is likely to be evenly distributed between groups.
There was no time lapse between provision of self-report and actual measurement of weight and height, thus reducing potential error attributed to weight change during the time lapse.
Some of this measurement error can be attributed to a combination of small fixational drifts and ocular microtremor, with the latter causing within-frame image distortion due to its relatively high frequency [ 18].
Some of the unexplained variance can be attributed to measurement error, which is reflected by Cronbach's alpha reliability measures below unity.
MDC defines the limits within a change in the measurement score that could be attributed to measurement error.
Firstly because, from a psychometric perspective, measurement by a single item does not distinguish the variance attributed to measurement error from true score variability.
From a clinical perspective, this naturally complicates the interpretation of tests, since "positive" findings may thus be attributed to measurement error.
Since there is no movement of the phantom, any nonzero phase shift detected during this procedure was attributed to measurement error.
This indicates that a patient has to change 23.0 points on a scale from 0 to 100 to detect an actual change in shoulder function (that cannot be attributed to measurement error).
Each group of three replicates for D. simulans can therefore be used as an estimate of the expression levels associated with individual (heterozygous) genotypes and the variation assayed can be attributed to measurement error.
The influence on the extracerebral layer on the shape of the ΔA ICG curve is also reflected in the TTP and dBF measurements shown in Fig. 4. In both cases, the increased variability was not due to increased measurement error, but rather, it was attributed to the different flow contributions under the four conditions.
