The thermophoresis role in nanofluids has been either neglected or in some works has been estimated inaccurately or erroneously.
Substitution models are intended to correct these problems [33]; however, because no model summarizes the substitution process perfectly, and because models can be estimated inaccurately [30], any correction for multiple substitutions will also be imperfect [34].
In semi-rural regions, where less cell sites usually cover larger areas, the emerging Voronoi diagrams become fairly large, since their extent is only limited by the surrounding cell sites, which can lead to certain HO positions being estimated very inaccurately.
It is pointed out how the performance of each device is strongly related to the response parameter to be mitigated, and how simplified 1+1 DoF models can inaccurately estimate the system response, and therefore the control performance.
The response statistics presented show that the MPP procedure tends to inaccurately estimate seismic demands of lower stories of tall buildings considered in this study while MPA and IMPA procedures provide reasonably accurate results in estimating maximum inter-storey drift over all stories of studied BRBF systems.
First, methodological errors may have led us to inaccurately estimate mortality risk in this population.
Several studies have found specialists and GPs inaccurately estimate specific or relative CT doses in comparison to chest x-rays [ 33– 33].
Traditional cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk assessment tools like the Framingham Risk scores do not account for immune status and therefore may inaccurately estimate CVD risk in the setting of HIV [ 8].
The lack of agreement here, and similarly in other literature [ 6, 15, 16], could reflect that people generally inaccurately estimate how far or near a destination is [ 17, 57].
While trans individuals undoubtedly represent a minority, existing population estimates are considered inaccurately low [ 13, 39], and a recent U.S. estimate posited that 0.3%% of adults are transgender [ 40].
A 1997 study including 61 LNPCPs, using pathological size estimation as a reference, reported that 20% of lesions were inaccurately estimated.
