Thus it has a tendency to lack accuracy.
We think they lack accuracy in targeting, because they couldn't hit our troops near the frontline where they are deployed.
But current methods can require extensive manpower manually going through records to identify complications or lack accuracy.
Existing clinical tests for infraspinatus lack accuracy and differentiation from supraspinatus is difficult.
Although the update has brought voice-driven turn-by-turn navigation, users have complained that the new maps, which replace Google's – in use on the iPhone since 2007 – lack accuracy, clarity and detail.
The familiar analytical approach using an equivalent single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) system is much less costly, however, as will be shown in this paper, may lack accuracy.
Total viable rumen bacteria counts through the use of colony-unit forming assays lack accuracy because they only include culturable bacteria capable of initiating cell division.
Analytic approximations, if conducted alone, lack accuracy but attempting to increase accuracy by incorporating simulation to analytic approximation has proved to require significant computation efforts.
Our results indicate that 1) ROC analysis provides a means to compare the accuracy of different dropout indicators, 2) the majority of dropout flags to date have high precision yet lack accuracy, 3) longitudinal growth models provided the most accurate flags, while 4) the most accurate cross-sectional flags examine low or failing grades.
In such a case, the solution may lack accuracy.
