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Residual inaccuracies of the calibration lead to biased SUV values.

This first "Titantic -titled movie had facTitantic -titleds, of course.

I'm not going to bother explaining the factual inaccuracies of this statement.

We think it might make people question some of the inaccuracies of the "Holocaust" myth.

Inaccuracies of medical record are well documented [ 17].

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.

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.

The second component of Joyce's account of epistemic disutility for credences is a set of mathematically-precise conditions that a measure of the gradational inaccuracy of a credence function at a given possible world must satisfy.

The first identifies epistemic disutility with gradational inaccuracy; the second gives a mathematically-precise account of gradational inaccuracy.

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.

We believe that the inaccuracy of CT assessment of lymph node status was the major contributory factor, together with the lack of precise objectivity in defining the criteria for the five-point PS, which would limit reproducibility.