Data were then augmented by mirroring images and adding Gaussian field noise to the face tracker to simulate tracking inaccuracy.
After the initial transient, sfGFP levels remained within the tolerance band margin (±5% of the maximum reference level), while the application of the same input sequence to a culture grown on a different day again resulted in large tracking inaccuracy.
Glucose tracer use may mitigate such inaccuracies, allowing use of multiple modeling approaches, including a 2-compartment model (2CMM).
The second one refers to post-processing and, thus, it is a repeatable process which can adopt suitable measures for mitigating pertinent inaccuracies.
Kerala was able to mitigate this inaccuracy in estimation by introducing the option of issuing a second purchase order (PO).
The intercept factor γ accounts for various imperfections in the system operation: shadowing, tracking system inaccuracy, geometry, mirror clearness, dust on the glass cover, and miscellaneous factors [11].
Increasing the number of replicate analyses performed on low concentration standards and samples can mitigate inaccuracy caused by this inherent variability, and improve analytical sensitivity [ 16].
However, given the large number of tracks, such inaccuracies would have presumably led to an unbiased but less concentrated distribution of headings, which would not have strongly affected the estimated proportional drift or endogenous heading.
Just like third-party cookie blocking, this approach does not mitigate non-cookie tracking technologies.
Same-store sales, which mitigate volatility by tracking locations open for at least 14 months, dipped 0.8%, an improvement on the 1.3% dive a year earlier.
Disturbances are unwanted perturbations that can alter the response, the behaviour or the measured output of the controlled system, and consequently lead to gross inaccuracies in the tracking of a given reference.
