Sentence examples for measurement errors resulting from inspiring English sources

Sandri and Marzocchi (2007) numerically and analytically studied the biases introduced by the accumulation, logarithmic transformation and measurement errors resulting from this method.

Instead of centralized online optimization of setpoints, self-optimizing control searches for a set of controlled variables which can be kept at constant setpoints despite disturbances and measurement errors, resulting in performance with acceptable steady-state loss.

In terms of tablets prepared by spraying, this parameter did not imply any evident dependence on the amount of drug in liquid phase in relation to the carrier material and testing of faster wetting time could be affected by measurement errors resulting in higher values of standard deviation (Table 5).

At greater distances and higher velocities, the combined effects of GDOP and delays cause position measurement errors result in mean errors exceeding 2.5 m for the 20 nanoseconds case and 3 m for the 100 nanoseconds case.

Gauge measurement errors result in underestimation of the actual process capability, consequently, the variance of gauge errors has to be assessed to better chart the relationship between the ACp and OCp.

However, limb darkening and measurement errors resulted in uncertainty about the accuracy of these measurements.

This result indicates that the results of the least squares estimation may be affected by the measurement error, resulting in an increase in the ROE coefficient estimation.

Such interpolations are a further cause of measurement error, resulting in dilution of the estimated association.

Measurement error, resulting from unidentified or unreported diagnoses of schizophrenia, PQI indicators, or medical comorbidities may bias results.

Measurement error resulting from variation in digital oral thermometer measurement and technique may have decreased the correlation between ITDS and oral temperature measurements (38 ).

Furthermore, models were examined excluding participants with exposures assigned to ZIP code centroids to evaluate the potential impact of exposure measurement error resulting from geocoding error.