Forecast accuracy may be weakened if transmission-reducing interventions are not considered in the models.
Since glucose, triglyceride levels and, to some extent, total cholesterol are affected by recent food intake, this weakens the accuracy and precision of these measurements.
In any health informatics system (or research study), the absence of data fundamentally weakens the accuracy and reliability of that system.
The 20% censorship weakens the accuracy only slightly compared to the fully observed Gaussian phenotype: no more than one point if the threshold model is used, and 1 2 points if the Gaussian model is used directly for the censored phenotype.
In March, the agency warned that insufficient funds budgeted for its next generation of polar orbiting satellites could potentially weaken the accuracy of its weather forecasting, especially pertaining to severe events such as blizzards and hurricanes.
Some limitations can, however, weaken the accuracy of the new score; patients may have difficulty in defining the time of onset of symptoms, and physician's report on the severity of guarding can be uncertain with inexperienced providers.
Second, chronic disease was self-reported by the subjects and we focused it on lifestyle-related illness, which might affect the accuracy of information and weaken the effect of chronic disease on SRH.
German air defenses were weakened, and the accuracy of Allied bombing was increasing.
This paper gives detail description about these key technologies in EV motor drive system design, such as weakening control, torque accuracy, and limp-home strategies, etc.
If the gain of HGO is not chosen too high, the peaking phenomenon will be weakened and the accuracy of the estimated system states can still be guaranteed for learning from robot manipulators control.
