Sentence examples for measurement error particularly from inspiring English sources

Oftentimes, the use of these chemical measures has resulted in considerable measurement error, particularly when the values are based on area monitoring versus personal exposure assessments (Van Roosbroeck et al., 2008).

Moreover, within-country comparisons across time are biased by measurement error, particularly for small samples.

This could introduce an exposure measurement error, particularly in populations with CKD, given the common comorbidity of secondary anemia and wide variation in hemoglobin level.

In addition, observed associations may have been biased toward the null by measurement error, particularly for spatially heterogeneous pollutants such as NO2, CO, and PM2.5 elemental carbon.

Screening rates extracted from the studies in our review may be subject to measurement error, particularly those that estimate screening using administrative claims data.

Lastly, estimates of VPTB/PTB could be biased because LMP-estimated gestageonal age is prone to measurement error, particularly for preterm births [ 44, 45].

Studies have shown that wrist goniometers are prone to measurement errors, particularly due to crosstalk.

Other possible limitations include relatively small sample size that could result in missing certain associations in the final analysis, measurement errors, particularly for pain duration.

Uncertainty analysis showed that although these corrections resulted in some uncertainty in the equations developed, measurement errors, particularly of stem diameter, were also important contributors to this uncertainty.

However, some investigators demonstrated that these methods were susceptible to measurement errors, particularly in newborns [ 9, 10].

Patient studies of subjects with pulmonary metastases were also performed showing higher measurement errors particularly in ill-defined nodules or lesions adjacent to vessels or pleura whereas reproducibility was better in well defined nodules surrounded by aerated lung [ 8].