Exact(1)
The linearity assumption can lead to inaccuracies, for example, for labor inputs, economies of scale tend to arise when moving from plots to field sizes.
Similar(7)
This defect leads to inaccuracy for matching the remaining oil distribution and injected water rate in reservoir numerical simulation.
Ascertainment of smoking exposure in epidemiological studies and in clinical research and practice relies mostly on self-reporting, which is prone to inaccuracy for a variety of reasons, including intentional underreporting and imperfect recall of lifetime exposure.
Regarding an increasing number of factors and interventions (see Table 1) potentially associated to inaccuracy of CIpc, permanent screening for these factors is cumbersome and hardly feasible.
In addition to inaccuracies, keep an eye out for outdated information.
The report says this could lead to inaccuracies in the electoral roll for 2015 and also have "a marked and potentially partisan effect on the parliamentary constituency boundaries" for 2020 which will be based on that roll.
Therefore, the 60percentt accuracy in the lab studies translates to 93percentt inaccuracy for identifying who is gay in the real world (38 / [38 + 3] = 92.7percentt).
An Orange County Superior Court judge this week ordered the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distrestore restore many of the redactions in a report prepared by a firm that investigated what led to alleged inaccuracies in application for a prestigious academic award submitted by Mariners Elementary School.
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