The mentioned data sets provide us with a sequence of sample points of the subscriber's trajectory where each sample point has a location inaccuracy based on the cell coverage area.
There have been attempts to compensate for these inaccuracies with regressions based on other post-LASIK patients [ 22] or with the individual patient's preoperative data [ 23] which is not available in all the cases.
This gestation was chosen so as to recruit women as close as possible to the date of birth whilst accepting an underlying rate of preterm birth and the inaccuracies of dating based on last menstrual period alone.
This is highly problematic as important decisions regarding one's health care or financial planning should not be taken based on inaccuracies, hype, or anecdotes.
But attacks based on inaccuracies could easily backfire, exposing him to charges of dishonesty.
Opinions are often ill-informed and based on inaccuracies because few journalists have the time to do real research, and fact-checking is considered an overly earnest, expensive American practice.
The presence of obstacles causes inaccuracies also using methods based on the measurement of the received signal strength (RSS), that is, the power transmitted by the device to be localized.
At one point, Sherlock sits in a cinema and tuts at the inaccuracies in a film based on his adventures: in a neat postmodern touch, the star of this film-within-a-film is Nicholas Rowe, who played the character as a teenager in Barry Levinson's Young Sherlock Holmes.
Consequently, inaccuracies of magnetic navigation based on this 3D reconstructed model may also be due to a lack of compensation for respiratory movements and cardiac cycle.
However, since most of these are firmly based on inaccuracy and stereotypical misapprehensions, they don't hurt much.
