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Finally, when comparing US with abdominal radiography, we have to consider that half of the senior reviewers were non-radiologists and this could have led to a reduced accuracy of radiography.

In this definition, we consider the sets U r as random variables and assume T r is uniformly drawn from U r. Since the random user selection approach possibly decreases the number of inputs (from |U r | to |T r |), this could lead to a reduced accuracy of the output, e.g. the result of the recommendation.

Our results showed that genetic correlations between populations that are smaller than 1 resulted in a reduced accuracy of across-population genomic prediction that is proportional to the genetic correlation.

This can be caused either by cancellation effects across the genome (i.e., it is extremely unlikely to combine all positive dominance effects) or by a reduced accuracy of the dominance deviation of a mating because of uncertainty about the resulting marker genotypes.

Nevertheless, it has been proposed that classical interval mapping methods using a Gaussian model on censored data, analyzed as if they were uncensored, have not a reduced accuracy on QTL location and estimation of QTL effects [ 49].

Anyway the IGRA tests have a reduced accuracy for the detection of M. tuberculosis infection in high-burden TB settings compared with low-burden TB settings [ 33, 35].

The sequential organization between postural phase and movement performance together with the high variability of the timing accounted to a reduced accuracy in the integration of sensory information.

The increased loss of stability associated with the noxious heat stimulation could have been the result of an altered central motor command to the periphery or a reduced accuracy in the integration of the sensory information which ultimately led to a biased estimation of the whole body position in space.

It is shown that the serial solver achieves a speedup of up to 43 compared to zggev (LAPACK), although at the cost of a reduced accuracy.

Age under 40 has been shown to be a factor resulting in reduced accuracy of the models.

However, each of these strategies includes a risk of losing the benefit of genomic selection through reduced accuracy of selection, by reducing the number of markers or the size of the reference population [ 5], or by reducing selection, if too few selection candidates are genotyped to benefit from the genomic breeding values.