Sentence examples for statistical inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, based on his assessment of their statistical inaccuracies, he spoofed fellow journalists.

There is therefore a potential for statistical inaccuracies.

Statistical inaccuracies often arise from mapping differences between county and the overall state directly age-adjusted cancer rates.

Evaluating similarity-searching methods against benchmarking sets with incomplete or missing annotations can introduce dramatic statistical inaccuracies.

Moreover, in the case of GPROF, there is a grade of statistical inaccuracy essentially due to the sampling frequency.

The results proved both hypotheses true, showing that estimations were more accurate and consistent for models calibrated using actual occupancy compared with those using assumed occupancy, and that cross-ECM estimation resulted in statistical inaccuracy.

That's a statistical inaccuracy".

NMA usually yields robust results, especially in the low frequency regime, because the results are not subject to statistical errors or sampling inaccuracies (unlike those retrieved from MD).

We sought to quantify two factors: technical variation due to inaccuracies and statistical limitations during Illumina sample preparation and deep sequencing, and biological variation due to stochasticity in the viral mutants that were generated and enriched during each replicate of the experiment.

Taking into account the inaccuracy of the statistical methods, the following conclusions can be made from the results obtained.

According to this rationale, the longer mRNA homologues would have the least negative t values for correlations between site variability and helix-formation, and these would be close to zero (meaning low statistical significance, presumably due to prediction inaccuracies).