Sentence examples for measurement error since from inspiring English sources

Our measure of periodontal treatment intensity may have nondifferential measurement error, since it does not precisely measure the scope or type of treatment, which could bias our results.

The use of administrative data for ABR measures raises the issue of potential measurement error, since these databases were not designed for research purposes.

A disadvantage of this study is that the breast measures may have been subject to measurement error since they were taken on digitized film-screen mammograms (FSMs).

The lower heritability does not seem to be due to measurement error; since the internal consistency estimates, means, and standard deviations for both measures are roughly equivalent.

Relevance for industry: It is important that scientific literature related to manual anthropometric measurements uses methods for assessing measurement error, since these data are often used to design clothing and workspaces as well as to calibrate non manual methods such as 3D scanners.

Leuven and Oosterbeek (2011) points out that the measurement error in the key variables in the ORU analysis is likely to contain an even larger measurement error since both over and undereducation are defined as the difference between acquired and required years of schooling and that this leads to the measurement error becoming more severe.

Also, all-or-none measures magnify measurement errors since "one unreliable component measure will contaminate the whole score" [ 32].

This is most likely due to measurement errors, since the differences were small.

Although this method has been widely used in other exercise studies [ 46, 47], it may generate measurement errors since muscle hemodynamics/metabolism change rapidly immediately after exercise.

These values are defined as measurement errors, since they are clearly due to methodological issues of the manufacture and cannot be achieved by any kind of physical activity.

Estimated coefficients for the main effects cannot be assumed to be conservative and only attenuated towards the null in the presence of measurement errors, since errors in confounders may lead to bias in either direction.