This may lead to considerable errors for high count rates when using very short half-life radioisotopes.
Destructive modifications often cause the content of multimedia data to be inaccurate and further incur the difficulty or considerable errors for subsequent computer vision application.
Further, comparison of the results with the massless spring case reveals the fact that neglecting the mass of the spring can cause considerable errors for some combinations of the physical parameters.
However, contact histories of diagnosed cases prior to the time of diagnosis are subject to considerable error, especially so for those who lived in different households compared to the one in which they lived when recorded at the time of diagnosis (2, 15, 24, 26, 27).
We give formulas for estimating the conversion in any arbitrary channel geometry for finite values of P and show that the commonly used two-phase models with a constant Sherwood number can be in considerable error (≈20 30%) even for the case of long channels (P≪1).
Finally, results of this model are compared with corresponding results of a lubrication theory model, showing that the application of lubrication theory can cause considerable errors even for moderate contact angles of 40°.
The numerical results indicate that a considerable error (e.g., >10% relatively) could be induced for many representative configurations using the model with thermal loads absent.
Although Hempe et al. suggest that continuous glucose monitoring is the gold standard for measuring MG, there is still considerable error relative to that of HbA1c.
The show evolved by brainstorm, trial, and considerable error.
This has resulted in considerable error in their numerical results.
