Sentence examples for methodological imprecision from inspiring English sources
Therefore, ADC values calculated in this area could have been affected by methodological imprecision.
Furthermore, implant migration increased over time, supporting the idea that the migration measured is not the result of methodological imprecision.
Although methodological imprecision might be influential in some cases, it is unlikely that these totally account for the lack of association between proliferation and response.
Methodological problems (imprecision in determination of VO2, assessment of global VO2 instead of regional VO2, poor correlation between systemic oxygenation parameters, and oxygenation in the microcirculation [13]) also may contribute to these discrepancies [31].
Methodological problems (imprecision in determination of VO2, assessment of global VO2 instead of regional VO2, poor correlation between systemic oxygenation parameters, and oxygenation in the microcirculation [ 13]) also may contribute to these discrepancies [ 31].
Other terms for this form of variation include imprecision, reproducibility, analytic methodological variation, or analytical noise (error) and sometimes calibration [ 137].
Besides statistical uncertainty (sampling variation) with regard to costs and effects, every economic evaluation may contain some degree of data imprecision (e.g. resource costs/prices) and methodological controversy (e.g. derivation of utility weights, discount rate), which should be accounted for.
The overall confidence in the estimated magnitude of associations is low [ 10]considering the described methodological limitations in evaluating the association with cardiovascular events; and imprecision (small number of events) in evaluating the association with pancreatitis.
Harmonization of baseline variables, such as physical activity and education, had some methodological challenges due to different questionnaires in Norway and Denmark, which may have resulted in some imprecisions in these variables.
Was Clapper caught in an "imprecision"?
She concedes his imprecision and hyperbolic tendencies.
