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beamformer, the imprecise estimation of the steering vector of the desired signal makes the output SNR small when the DOA mismatch level is large.

The high co-linearity amongst variables may lead to large standard errors and imprecise estimation of the regression coefficients [ 40].

Third, the amount of tobacco in a RYO cigarette is variable, and this contributes to an imprecise estimation of the number of cigarettes.

When the cut-off values were low, the small number of tested recent seroconverters led to lower statistical power, larger confidence intervals and imprecise estimation of the effect of MC on HIV incidence.

This deterioration of proprioceptive information reduces the accuracy of the sensory integration processes resulting in an imprecise estimation of the center of mass position [ 3], thereby inhibiting compensatory center of pressure (COP) shifts.

To avoid imprecise estimations of the lesion volume, due to the different three-dimensional conformation of the lesion, we used an accurate technique for calculating the volume of ischemic brain lesion according with the Cavalieri's principle, as described [ 14].

This paper proposes an approach to linguistic multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM) problem with single-valued neutrosophic 2-tuple linguistic (SVN2TL) assessment information by adding a subjective imprecise estimation of reliability of the 2-tuple linguistic terms (2TLTs).

To this end, the proposed method is defined, instead of the common ordinary least squares method of estimating coefficients of the response surface, to decrease the effects of two main causes of the imprecise estimation of coefficients, outliers, and trends in residuals.

This may be partially attributable to the imprecise estimation of gestational age, which has resulted in misclassifications of macrosomia.

Another factor that might contribute to the blurred picture of evidence is imprecise estimation of effects, which makes it difficult to determine whether loss of statistical significance in the intrapair analyses is in fact true or due to type II errors.

The group sizes of patients who indicate that their condition has "somewhat improved" are therefore expected to be small, which contributes to an imprecise estimation of MCIDs.