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If these assumptions are violated, the model could lead to erroneous estimations of injury likelihood.

As the core logger was calibrated for a single material density the variations in the density profile in the scanned core can result in erroneous estimations of activity concentrations.

To that end, consider that the relay only has access to erroneous estimations of the channel matrices, i.e., each entry of the channel matrices is known at the relay apart from some error component.

While it is likely that randomly accumulated noise could be masked by phylogenetic signal, noise accumulated systematically may eventually lead to erroneous estimations of phylogenies.

Our analyses are based on single determinations of MRI items which may result in erroneous estimations of associations due to the subjective variability of these.

Previous studies have found that the use of single calibration points, especially when placed either basally or terminally, can result in erroneous estimations of divergence times [ 28, 37- 39].

Ignoring these issues may lead to erroneous estimation of evolutionary relationships [2] and/or poor estimates of parameters based on those phylogenies [3].

In such cases, the use of the dynamic properties of the empty structure to estimate the structural response can lead to an erroneous estimation of the amplitudes of vibration.

If these assumptions are violated, the model could lead to erroneous estimation of accident likelihood.

These may further result in the erroneous estimation of (hat theta _{k}).

This may results in erroneous estimation of uncertainty in the predicted optimal reservoir production performance.