All sequences from domain archaea were retained to avoid any inaccuracies caused by limited taxon sampling (Pollock et al. 2002; Zwickl and Hillis 2002; Heath et al. 2008).
As best practice indicates that pregnancies should not exceed the 42nd gestational week, we excluded infants born at gestational ages greater than 43 weeks to avoid any inaccuracies of gestational ages over 43 weeks.
SNPs occurring in repetitive elements including transposases, PE/PPE/PGRS genes, and phiRV1 members (273 genes, 10% of genome) (genes listed in reference [ 19]) were excluded to avoid any concern about inaccuracies in the read alignment in those portions of the genome.
As will be demonstrated in this paper, the pragmatic approach, despite the advantage of its simplicity, cannot avoid inherent inaccuracy due to the different influences of different hydrometeors.
As SAM does not require the characterization of the background, it can avoid the inaccuracy of the comparison result caused by the noise covariance matrix estimation error.
Since our optimization is based on EXIT analysis, to avoid excessive inaccuracy, F should better be low, here no more than 5 is a necessary limit.
The advent of NURBS based isogeometric analysis has made it even more advantageous to use NURBS in shape optimization since it can potentially avoid the inaccuracy and labor-tediousness in geometric model conversion from the design model to the analysis model.
When nodule size is determined volumetrically, the same software version and segmentation algorithm is recommended at follow-up examinations to avoid measurement inaccuracy.
Therefore, in a clinical setting combination of clinical, radiological, and pathological information is warranted to avoid diagnostic inaccuracy, particularly in cases where only small biopsy specimens are available for histopathological diagnosis.
So it seems a Herculean task to avoid inaccuracy, misunderstandings and substantially misleading oversimplifications.
