Microsoft claimed there were "significant inaccuracies in the interpretations of leaked government documents reported in the media last week".
Human decision-making limitations, perceptual inaccuracies, and variation in the use and in the interpretation of important clinical variables all make clinicians unable to consistently generate therapeutic decisions that are coherent, that consider all appropriate options, and that are based on the relevant scientific evidence [ 27, 34, 35, 43, 44, 46, 76, 77, 78, 79].
The clinical implications of reclassification will vary and caution is certainly necessary in the interpretation of eGFRs >60 where the inaccuracies of the formulae are greatest and other features such as proteinuria are required for CKD classification.
There are limitations in the interpretation of QOF data as it was not designed as a research tool and therefore the data are not externally validated [ 27] and inaccuracy in coding may also contribute to limitations of this data [ 28].
Another source of potential errors is inaccuracy in graphical interpretation of the pictures with the use of the computer software.
Only a few studies have considered how the inaccuracy of anthropometric measurements influences the interpretation of collected data [ 4, 11].
Each methodology is constrained by specific limits, mainly related to the geomorphological and geological assets, soil matrix, environmental conditions and pollutions, involving to inaccuracies in the results of the archaeological interpretation.
How these definitions are used, their inherent inaccuracies, and the translation of definitions to administrative ICD coding complicates the interpretation of trend data.
The use of unstandardized methods and a widespread concern that inaccuracy in interpretation of assays is leading to an unacceptably high error rate in determining the true status of a potential predictive marker in current clinical practice.
The neglect of dispersion in B3LYP is one cause of inaccuracies in the calculation of barriers.
