Consequently, the traditional stress-strain linearity limit can be viewed as an artificial limit related to limited accuracy of the measurements at low stresses and strains.
The main limitations of CT in the International Workshop Criteria (IWC) are (a) limited accuracy of CT at initial staging for assessing lymphoma in small nodes (<1 1.5 cm), bone marrow or various extranodal sites, (b) inability of CT to identify active disease in a residual mass and (c) limited ability of CT to assess early response to treatment [ 59].
Given the limited accuracy of the monitoring devices, it approximates the lower limit of the normal postabsorptive plasma glucose concentration (15), the glycemic thresholds for activation of glucose counterregulatory systems in nondiabetic individuals (15), and the upper limit of plasma glucose level reported to reduce counterregulatory responses to subsequent hypoglycemia (11).
Additionally, limited accuracy of measurements is causing errors and variation in data [15, 16].
The limited accuracy of the single point incremental forming process [J.
A validation of micromotion was not possible due to limited accuracy of the motion tracking system.
The difference between the results obtained by XPS and EDX may be caused by the limited accuracy of the equipment.
However, there is very little interest in building such a model given the limited accuracy of the grid.
The present values of γ show the limited accuracy of previous determinations for the exact same lines.
The limited accuracy of conventional prognostic factors such as stage and grade may be increased by the use of biomarkers.
Mutual knowledge, combined with limited accuracy of perceptions, diminishes the need to adapt team routines over time.
