Sentence examples for spatial inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

For precision applications the spatial inaccuracies of these systems are of interest.

Events of Sd1 reported in the literature may contain temporal and spatial inaccuracies, although on a larger temporal and spatial scale they can be considered sufficiently robust.

It is an urgent scientific question to determine if geometrical and spatial inaccuracies in SRS and FSRT are the result of delineation errors during treatment planning.

We were not able to assess closer roadway exposure [few participants resided within 50 or 100 m of highways, and there were potential spatial inaccuracies in the relative positioning of our roadway data and participant addresses (Wu et al. 2005)], nor differentiate traffic sources most toxic [e.g., diesel (Brunekreef et al. 1997)].

However, spatial inaccuracy of the sensor location is rarely investigated.

The spatial inaccuracy due to susceptibility effects in this phantom, was 0.03 mm for positions of the signal source covering a 40-mm VOI.

However, determining the uncertainty of carbon fluxes is difficult and requires understanding of the uncertainties of model structure, data and model parameter uncertainties and particularly the temporal and spatial inaccuracy of the input data retrieval [56].

Uncertainty on carbon fluxes is determined by the uncertainties of ecosystem model structure, data and model parameter uncertainties and the temporal and spatial inaccuracy of the input data retrieval.

These processes are appropriate for large scale studies, but they prevent us from using some potential positional information from discarded locations and the known spatial inaccuracy of the data is ignored [5].

Spatial inaccuracy in atlas generation and normalization of subject images to Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) space may compound this problem.

The spatial smoothing affects the statistical maps (t-maps) and may result in spatial inaccuracy, which can be corrected for (Reimold et al., 2006).