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Yet, there is a large controversy around the use of summary methods, centering on the observation that recombination-free sequence alignments can be very short, and that standard summary methods can produce species trees with reduced accuracy when the gene trees have reduced accuracy resulting from insufficient sequence length [ 45, 14, 25].

Pyrosequencing using the 454 platform is reported to have reduced accuracy in homopolymer regions [ 25].

Current sensors have reduced accuracy at low glucose levels, and improvements are still needed in predicting hypoglycemia.

Methods that ignore such interactions may have reduced accuracy in identifying targets and cannot be used to identify co-regulation of targets by multiple TFs.

However, this may have reduced accuracy, as we did not have the absolute values against which to check the positive/negative result.

As seen in [ 6], ASTRAL-2 is typically (but not always) more accurate than NJst, and NJst tends to have reduced accuracy under conditions with high ILS compared to ASTRAL-2.

The results show that a cost efficient design can be used to estimate genetic correlations between feed efficiency measured in fresh water and during the grow-out period in seawater, and also between feed efficiency, growth and body composition, but must be used with caution as the method has reduced accuracy at lower true correlations.

As far as the specific claims about the Face ID system having "reduced" accuracy, Apple says no.

The routinely used semiquantitative cultures of tracheal aspirates used in the hospital to confirm a clinical diagnose of VAP may have been another limitation, as this has reduced accuracy in comparison with quantitative results.

Although cNHEJ has reduced accuracy compared to HR, most specifically when mending breaks that require end trimming, repair by cNHEJ is conservative as gene positioning and sequence co-linearity within chromosomes are strictly maintained and its simplicity and versatility make it the most prominent route by which DSBs are repaired in higher eukaryotes.

In the obese population, where other modalities may have reduced diagnostic accuracy, cardiac PET appears to be a promising noninvasive modality with prognostic value.