Sentence examples for limitations of accuracy from inspiring English sources

While UWB is quite suitable, it still suffers from limitations of accuracy, especially in 3D indoor localization.

Motivated by a recent study published in Forest Ecology and Management (Volume 342, pages 8 20), we explored the potential limitations of accuracy assessments related to characteristics of the field data: sampling bias and spatial resolution.

Allowing for the limitations of accuracy in death certification, the high rate of infection-related mortality in this study supports the hypothesis that adverse effects of therapy contribute to poor outcome and emphasizes the advantage of identifying patients with salvageable kidney function.

This belief is no longer held by most scientists, and almost all physical measurements reported today are accompanied by some indication of the limitation of accuracy or the probable degree of error.

However, we encounter the patients who resulted in receiving R1 surgery in spite of extended surgical procedure due to the limitation of accuracy in diagnosis.

Undetected occult recurrence and micrometastasis of mediastinal lymph node maybe exist as the intrinsic limitation of accuracy using CT scan [ 26].

To overcome the limitations of experimental accuracy and scatter, a compensation procedure is presented.

Electrode misalignments in linear ion traps have a strong effect on performance but are hard to fully test in experiments due to limitations of mechanical accuracy and the large number of degrees of freedom in traps with multiple electrodes.

Limitations of the accuracy of tests, e.g. poor specificity (i.e. a high proportion of false positives), may lead to unnecessary interventions such as hospitalisation, antibiotic therapy, application of corticosteroids [ 9, 10] and even induction of labour [ 3, 9, 10].

Given the known limitations of diagnostic accuracy as a parameter for measuring the diagnostic performance of a test, specificity and sensitivity were compared using receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves [ 14].

Scott and Alwin (26) approached the limitations of informant accuracy by examining types of retrospective information: a) recollections of past experiences that involve reconsidering the past and reporting present reactions, and b) reviewing or contemplating the past rather than simply recalling events.