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Independent SLR validation shows that the reduced-dynamic Swarm PSOs have an accuracy of better than 2 cm, while the kinematic orbits have a slightly reduced accuracy of about 4 5 cm.

In the latter case, users are notified about the possibly reduced accuracy of predictions.

The impaired proprioception may contribute to functional debility [ 17], reduced accuracy of leg movement [ 18] and is related to muscle weakness [ 19].

An ideal solution was performance of a force-matching task, which exhibits reduced accuracy of matching when performed with knee muscles in knee OA [ 22].

A noninferiority trial design was adopted under the consideration that a similar or slightly reduced accuracy of endoscopic diagnosis might be accepted because it would be balanced by other benefits such as less invasiveness, less cost, and real-time results.

In the case of gradient-based methods it is obvious that lower gradients will result in less accurate assessments of the position of the steepest gradient and thus in increased uncertainty and reduced accuracy of this method at lower resolutions.

During summer months, strong surface melt processes and high moisture content in the atmosphere further reduces accuracy of motion vectors and lead to an underestimation of the ice drift28.

Furthermore, production complexity and human influence in each manufacturing step make time estimations difficult to obtain thus reducing accuracy of schedules.

Reduced contrast concentration due to microbubble destruction would alter ultrasound backscatter signal intensity and hence may affect ultrasound image quality and reduce accuracy of the test.

Neglecting censoring and timing of IGE expression may reduce accuracy of estimated breeding values (EBV).

Patient motion during PET acquisition may affect measured time-activity curves, thereby reducing accuracy of tracer kinetic analyses.