Sentence examples for measurement errors rather from inspiring English sources
Indeed, if this hypothesis was correct, the variability in preferences observed in females would then correspond to measurement errors rather than to true differences in preference.
Thus, any measured non-conservation of the total energy is dominated by measurement error rather than true non-conservation due to acceleration errors.
In this case even the modest correlations (eg 0.3) previously noted between food record and food frequency fat consumption may be due in whole or in part to correlated measurement error, rather than to an ability of these dietary instruments to measure actual fat consumption.
Therefore, a change smaller than the SEM is likely to be the result of measurement error rather than a true observed change.
Some workers may be paid only a few cents less than the minimum and even that may just reflect measurement error rather than a real violation.
It is more likely that this is attributable to exposure measurement error rather than a true non-threshold association.
Our null-to-modest results may therefore stem from measurement error rather than a lack of a true association between physical and sexual abuse and type 2 diabetes.
The addition of extra items would have more influence on increasing reliability and decreasing measurement error, rather than addressing content shortcomings.
The comparison of key results was then carried out on the matched samples, so that any differences could be attributable to measurement error rather than sample composition.
Because there is a demonstrable reader effect, and because the biological plausibility of a mixed change pattern is rather low, we tend to ascribe the mixed change pattern to measurement error rather than to a true (biological) effect.
The SEM is defined as the variation in patient-reported outcome scores attributed to instrument unreliability, in which a change smaller than the calculated SEM is likely due to measurement error rather than a true change [ 32].
