There have been huge concerns about Atos's existing scheme, with criticism of the "tick box" nature of the tests and accusations of a high rate of inaccurate decisions, with 40 per cent of rulings being overturned on appeal.
The question is how he is able to make the leap from here to removing legal aid for people on low incomes who are left without the means to live after falling victim to inaccurate decisions or administrative error in the welfare system.
However, all of the aforementioned sensing techniques lead to inaccurate decisions in hidden or exposed primary sender scenarios.
Reliability analysis is plagued by a lack of accurate data, leading to suboptimal parameter estimates and inaccurate decisions about replacement intervals and preventive maintenance activities.
At the same time, since a CR-enabled vehicle can gather samples of signal at different locations along its path while moving, this increases the spatio-temporal diversity of the samples and, in turn, decreases the chances of inaccurate decisions due to shadowing effects.
This is important because if a higher proportion of Cochrane protocols with certain characteristics (e.g., funding) are being published, this may lead to inaccurate decisions.
One can make fast, but uninformed and thus inaccurate, decisions or one can elect to make slower, but well-informed, choices.
Substantial rates of under-documentation by medical students were already shown by Szauter et al. and Worzala et al. for the context of post-encounter notes, possibly due to forgetfulness or inaccurate decisions on what is relevant and what is not [ 19, 20].
Ramsey beat Mignolet with a low shot and Liverpool, for a second consecutive week, were the grateful recipients of an inaccurate offside decision.
"We have lost six points because of inaccurate refereeing decisions.
Irrespective of the reason, however, every discordance in HER2 status is a diagnostic reality and can lead to inaccurate treatment decisions with medical and economical effects.
