[8] Estimates varied anywhere from 22 degrees west longitude to 50 degrees west longitude, not only through the pliable loyalties of court geographers, but also because of gross inaccuracies in estimates of the earth's size.
Second, distinguishing between miscarriage and stillbirth is difficult particularly with inaccuracies in estimates of gestational age.
The present study showed that sampling data in large time blocks may lead to inaccuracy and imprecision in estimates of variance components.
Several prospective cohort studies that identified relatively small numbers of patients with HZ (eg, by Scott et al, Paul and Thiel, Di Legami et al and Lionis et al) may have underestimated the rate of HZ due to under-reporting of cases or inaccuracy in estimating the numbers of the population at risk.
Even so, the extreme concentration of estimates at the edges of the sample space might not hold up with the inclusion of more than three markers (see below), or if there is substantial inaccuracy in the estimates of parental allele frequencies.
This may be due, in part, to heterogeneity in CA IX staining both within and between individual tumours, which might lead to inaccuracy in estimating the number of positive and negative tumours.
High imprecision or inaccuracy in estimating recombination positions is likely to explain most of the largest errors in line origin.
Of less concern, in our opinion, is some inaccuracy in estimating consumption that may derive from assumptions related to pharmacokinetics and metabolism.
Individual variations in the rate of hemoglobin glycation are persistent and contribute to the inaccuracy in estimating MGs calculated from A1C levels.
Since these estimates are by nature stochastic (they represent a "typical" operating condition rather than the specific operating condition that is actually encountered), inaccuracies in these estimates of energy and utility that go into choosing an appropriate can result in the system behaving suboptimally.
