Sentence examples for substantial error and 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).

While a rare, serious complication could lead to a protracted illness, we felt that the problem of resolving the relative contributions of underlying and acute disease in these settings would introduce substantial error, and provide relatively little additional information.

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).

Although studies of data reported by states to the US Department of Transportation appear to show a decreasing trend in licensing rates among teen-agers (Sivak and Schoettle 2012a), those data have been shown to contain substantial errors and thus are unusable for monitoring trends (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety 2006).

Unfortunately, our data showed substantial errors and variability in the IVIM-derived perfusion indexes in white matter.

Self-reported retrospective exposure assessment is subject to substantial error, both systematic and random.

On the other hand, both mortality and ingrowth had substantial error rates (Figs. 5 and 6) with ingrowth species composition being poorly predicted (Fig. 6).

It is supported by models that represent how mechanisms such as prestige, success and conformity bias could have evolved by natural selection, despite such disadvantages as learning costs, increased brain size/caloric intake, and substantial error rates.

A substantial error in registration will be recognized and corrected prior to visual registration and targeted and sextant biopsies.

As we discuss later, this heuristic is statistically unbased and introduces substantial error to the estimation.