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7, 23 Relevant variables predicting inaccuracy of GA in the logistic models were maternal civil status and BMI.
During the initial time periods when the link is formed, the predicted residual lifetime has less accuracy and at later stages as the measurement values increases the correction and prediction process of the Kalman filter reduces the prediction inaccuracy.
Instead, avoiding machine inaccuracy best predicted the variability in agreement to "must have" requirements, while achieving human accuracy predicted the variability in agreement to the "won't have" requirements.
In term of calibration, the inaccuracy prediction between observed and predicted survival curves may result by substantial different baseline survival function in the two populations (derivation and validation sets).
The optimized EP parameters helped with improving the EP microchip system and elevating the average transfection rate from 17.2 to 40.36%, and the inaccuracy of the predicted transfection rate of 43.67% was as small as 3.31%.
This deviation is acceptable due to the experiment error and the inaccuracy of the predicted equation.
It is thus important to investigate the errors that propagate from any inaccuracy of the predicted a priori EOP information to the UT1-UTC estimates.
The gap present in the region over chromosome has been deliberately avoided while designing the primer in flanking region of STR so that there is no inaccuracy in the predicted amplicon size for user's ease in genotyping.
The same Washington geniuses who predicted -- with stunning unanimity and inaccuracy -- that voters would punish Mr. Clinton's party in '98 predict the same fate for Mr. Gore this year.
Differences between measured and predicted responses are typically explained from inaccuracies in structural or fluid modelling.
Our data indicated that approximately 24% of the genes in the current databases were predicted incorrectly, although some of these inaccuracies could represent alternatively spliced transcripts, and that more genes than currently predicted have one or more additional introns.
