Second, we might think that the notion of inaccuracy is precise, but that we have only limited knowledge about it, and that the sum total of our knowledge is embodied in the conditions.
Therefore, when the errors in the data become smaller due to more precise modeling or smaller measurement inaccuracies, the errors in the solution will decrease.
Nevertheless, it is clear that the white matter uptake and the corresponding partial volume effects may lead to inaccuracies in the precise quantification of cortical tracer retention and thus assessment of cortical Aβ.
While radiotherapy treatment planning technique is matured to a level with precise dosimetry distribution, however, the inaccuracy of CT definition of tumors and normal structures could likely hinder the accurate target delineation and dose calculations.
It is important to be precise and methodical, as any small inaccuracies in the grid will distort your enlarged painting.
The concentration of this larger band was four- and twelve-times lower in comparison to that of 1714 and 1144 bp, respectively, perhaps leading to the inaccuracy in determining the precise repeat size.
The main results show that the adaptive controller is precise, stable and robust to disturbances and to inaccuracies like variability in raw materials typical in fermentations run in complex media.
The two economic periods are only loosely defined on the basis of the OECD economic survey [ 21], which may cause inaccuracies in terms of deciding the precise year and date between the different periods.
This could be an image artefact due to inaccuracy in knowledge of the receiver's precise trajectory and velocity.
Admittedly, there is some inaccuracy in self-reported sleep times, and an even more precise method would be to determine sleep time using a device known as an actigraph to detect motion (17).
Flügge et al. [32] found that intraoral scanning was less precise than extraoral model scanning, indicating that the intraoral conditions contribute to the inaccuracy of scans.
