Sentence examples for measurement errors have from inspiring English sources

The navigational accuracy of this method depends largely on the accuracy of measurements, so the measurement errors have a great impact on the navigational performance.

The maximum percentage measurement errors have been assumed as: 1.5% (bus voltage and branch current magnitude measurements), 3% (power flow measurements) and 50% (pseudo-measurements for loads and DGs connecting to ADNs directly).

During tests of the realized prototype using the reference object, the object impedance measurement errors have been determined and they do not exceed ±1.6% (for relative error of impedance modulus) and ±0.6° (for absolute error of impedance argument).

With MRI measurement, errors have also been reported to be 1.3 to 1.5 mm [ 26].

Measurement errors have been identified for case specificity, candidate-standardized patient (SP) interaction, and case-candidate interaction [ 4, 5].

Biases due to omitted variables, attrition, and measurement errors have complicated attempts to control for individual, family and neighborhood covariates [ 20- 22].

Quantification of measurement errors has shown the superiority of D-dot probe over the other devices used.

First, we have no reason to think that the negative findings are due to measurement errors having validated the tool and trained the field workers.

Therefore the present findings are of a preliminary nature, as for the integration of information about local perfusion, connectivity and gray matter properties, the issues of natural variability versus the distribution of measurement error have to be further resolved.

A number of methods to assess and quantify exposure measurement error have recently been proposed.

Bootstrap methods to adjust for the effects of measurement error have been discussed by Szpiro et al. (2011b).