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Pure GNSS approaches are evaluated by combining true measurement data collected in port operation scenario with artificially induced measurement faults, while for the hybrid navigation system the measurement data in an open sea scenario with native GNSS measurement faults have been employed.

Most interestingly, test bias was most pronounced for the Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices in all three studies; indicating that additional item design features may exist, which induce measurement- and/or test bias in favor of adult males.

Failure to quantify this out of plane movement can induce measurement error.

However, since PIAAC provides information only on the current state of residence, the estimated returns to skills in the IV model are potentially downward biased because interstate mobility would induce measurement error in the (state-level) compulsory schooling instrument.36 Table 3 Instrumental-variable models exploiting changes in compulsory schooling laws across US States.

Both WBC and ESR were not centrally determined by a single laboratory, possibly inducing measurement variability.

Whatever the prediction algorithm, using the estimated rather than true exposures induces measurement error in the subsequent epidemiologic analysis.

Comparing running outside during winter with cold air as a stimulus to spring with pollen, summer with ragweed or fall with mold induces measurement error.

Alternatively, an overt emphasis on cultural factors might itself produce complications when administered to Latino sub-groups of varying levels of residence time, to the extent that members of these sub-groups respond differentially in ways that induce measurement error.

However, if the relative toxicity of PM fine and PM coarse varies differently by region, models fit with PM10 as the exposure index, which is essentially the sum of the two, may be effectively inducing measurement error in the exposure variable, which likely contributes to a downward bias in effect size, compared with treating them separately.

However, it is practically difficult to obtain the precise information of such information due mainly to the "inaccurate measurements" induced by the measurement noises and the "unreliable communication" caused by the wireless train-ground communication.

Laser induced velocimetry measurements have been compared with theoretical results.