Sentence examples for measurement errors but from inspiring English sources

Thus entangled, they are more vulnerable to measurement errors but more stable against losses.

Not only has this led to a reduction in sample size and measurement errors, but it also has permitted a whole new range of problems to be investigated.

Not only has this led to a reduction in sample size and measurement errors but it also has permitted a whole new range of problems to be investigated.

In the measurement process, there may be some serial correlation among measurement errors, but it is hard to detect or to have a reliable estimation for this existing phenomenon.

Sometimes, we know the probabilities of different values of measurement errors, but in many cases, we only know the upper bounds Δxi and Δyi on the corresponding measurement errors.

To help interpret the behavior of a complex material such as wood, a novelty of this study lies not only in combining ultrasonic and sclerometric nondestructive testing (NDT) methods so as to reduce measurement errors, but also in framing the outcomes from mechanical tests within the biological analysis of fungi detected on the timbers.

PM concentration measured gravimetrically has substantially less measurement error but, by definition, measures the average concentration for the whole measurement period.

Since the catalyst Fe3O4NPs on electrode surface could directly electrocatalyze the reduction of coimmobilized MB, the proposed system possessed superior advantages compared with that of traditionally enzymatic systems, which not only simplified the operation process, decreased measurement error but also improved catalytic efficiency and stability.

Therefore, our thickness measurements probably include measurement error, but that error is inferred as less than 2 cm.

The authors argue that the variable "grandmother living in the household" proxies for grandparental childcare, which induces not only measurement error, but also omitted variable bias.

The reasons for this appear not to be due to idiosyncratic measurement error but rather due to interviewer mistakes and the like.