Sentence examples for subject to substantial error from inspiring English sources
Inference has been limited, however, by data quality (e.g., drug and alcohol price information is subject to substantial error) and unobserved confounding (e.g., states that decriminalize marijuana may have generally less negative attitudes toward substance use).
Self-reported retrospective exposure assessment is subject to substantial error, both systematic and random.
Since this value is significantly below the time required for accumulation of the NMR spectrum, the value is subject to substantial error, and presumably represents an upper limit for the actual time constant describing interface formation.
All observational studies of the association between sugar or SSB intake and chronic disease risk factors have relied on self-reported measures of food intake, which are subject to substantial error and bias (16).
This will mean further improvement of the global forest inventory and harvest statistics, which are currently subject to substantial errors due to infrequent and unequal sampling, and differences in definitions and classifications (FAO 2010).
Such measurements are subject to substantial errors that can be difficult to overcome, but corrected data are readily available and can be of sufficiently high resolution to be integrated into traditional field-based studies.
This comparison of carcinogenic activity in 2 species suggests that extrapolation from results in a single-animal study to man may be subject to substantial errors.
We find that self-reported BMI is subject to substantial measurement error and that this error deviates from classical measurement error.
We find that self-reported BMI is subject to substantial measurement error and importantly this error deviates from classical measurement error in two distinct ways.
This leads to an improved estimate of the slope for data in cases, where both platforms are subject to substantial measurement error.
Blood and urine cadmium levels are thus subject to substantial within-person error and may also be affected by other participants' characteristics.
