Sentence examples for measurement error derived from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the joint TOA-DOA-based FG geolocation algorithm shown in [6] is still not fully correct because the message to be exchanged, the information of measurement error derived from the measurement results, enters the FG at an improper node as identified by [8].

This software uses an experimentally validated non-linear error model for gene expression measurement error derived from replicate measurements which underemphasizes the significance of variations in genes that have lower expression and overemphasizes the significance of variations in genes that have high expression.

One source of measurement error derives from interpolating ambient concentrations (PM10, O3, NO2, SO2) from fixed-site monitoring stations to ZIP code centroids of work and home locations of study participants (Abbey et al. 1991, 1995a).

The proposed approach allows estimating, in the design phase, the overall instrumental uncertainty for different configurations, the instrument sensitivity to the accuracy in the measurements of its inputs and the effects on systematic and random measurement errors deriving from the choice of all instrumental variables.

It is dangerous to take measurement error corrections derived from one study and apply them to data from entirely different studies or populations.

The connection between consensus error of coordination variables and the measurement errors is derived.

Furthermore, even bone lead is subject to error derived from the sampling site and from the technical difficulties of the measurement.

For this reason, and using structural equations modeling, estimation of measurement error in FFQ derived nutrients took into consideration two approaches, by including repeat measurements at visit 2 and 3 of the FFQ in one and two concentration biomarkers with assumed linear relationship with intake in another.

However, the measurement resolution is limited by the errors derived from gray-level quantization and noise.

Measuring test measurement error: A general approach.

We demonstrate that bathymetry can be successfully represented within the model in a simple parametric form using a cubic Bézier curve, allowing an assessment of bathymetric uncertainty due to measurement error and survey detail on the derived groundwater fluxes compared with the fixed bathymetry models.