Since a car has tremendous initial acceleration inaccuracy due to Auto starts are negligable.
However, in our case series, the inaccuracy of initial diagnosis in group 2 derived from the traditional approach alone (before a delayed POC-US) is definitely lower than in other series.
Specific rates of oxygen uptake and CO2 production were estimated with an error less than ±0.3 mmol g−1 h−1 and had ±3% to ±10% deviations between parallel reactors which is primarily caused by inaccuracies in initial biomass concentration.
It's not uncommon for initial reports to have inaccuracies, witnesses at different angles see different things.
Initial considerations include types of inaccuracy, principles of machine design to achieve high machine stiffness and low deflections levels due to grinding forces, temperature rise or machine wear.
Evaluating the thermal behavior of the designs based on stack temperature profiles alone would lead to inaccuracy as the initial temperatures and the stack thermal powers are different.
At the 15 W average power level, we see the effects of inaccuracy in the initial estimates resulting in a system outage quite clearly.
This potential inaccuracy in the initial tumour response was accepted at the time we designed the study for two reasons; first, in clinical practice MDCT is more easily available than MR, and is one of tools recommended to control TACE results (Bruix and Sherman, 2005); second, the primary objective of the study was to compare the survival of patient undergoing the two procedures.
Precision is significantly compromised due to the collective inaccuracy of the initial hand notation of the AOI, the thickness of the marking pen line, the tracing process, and the subsequent hand dissection such that the borders of the actual dissected region can vary by greater than +/- 1 mm from the borders of the region initially identified by the pathologist.
The reduction in the growth rate needed to obtain a robust process behavior depends on the inaccuracies in the initial biomass concentrations.
