This classification method is accepted most commonly at present but is problematic with accuracy and reproducibility because it is a subjective evaluation.
Another issue as problematic as definitional accuracy is the occurrence of contradictory information.
When a system is composed of highly reliable elements, exact reliability quantification may be problematic, because computer accuracy is limited.
A search for some of the names listed on social media reveals they are alive, but the tragedy's size and scope have made the list's accuracy problematic. .
Retrospective assessment of exposure based on self-report is problematic, since the accuracy of such estimates is poor and prone to recall bias [ 7- 10].
The whole publication is problematic, beginning with the accuracy of the designation.
Additionally, collinearity between exogenous indicators, such as social norms and perceived benefit can be potentially problematic, perhaps lowering the accuracy of SEM estimation.
The application of these methodologies to the quantification of the very low levels of oestradiol in postmenopausal women is more problematic in terms of accuracy and interpretation.
In fact, most studies have used retrospective cross-sectional designs, which have led to additional accuracy concerns, increasingly problematic as the length of the time period between the sexual event and the assessment expands.
For example, even with clear implementation criteria, the identification of managed grassland in Canada is problematic with relatively low classification accuracy of 55, 58 and 69%, while in contrast, Canadian cropland has been mapped at 71, 82 and 93% accuracy for 1990, 2000 and 2010, respectively [22].
A procedure called "flowgram clustering" removes problematic reads and increases the accuracy of the taxonomic analysis.
