37 Regions like Assin North might benefit from such an intervention, especially as it addresses identified problems related to both clinical skills limitations and unreliable standards of care.
aMay be statistically unreliable, relative standard error (SE/percent) >30%.
These estimates were based on a tiny number of observations and thus, unreliable (relative standard errors >30%).
Fatty infiltration of the liver (particularly in oncology patients receiving chemotherapy) and iron overload make the liver an unreliable internal standard.
Many statisticians advice using model simplification, because parameter estimates from the full model may be unreliable (large standard errors) due to the many parameters that are estimated simultaneously.
Lead estimates with uncertainty values > 10 μg/g for tibia and > 15 μg/g for patella were excluded as unreliable, a standard protocol in analyses of bone lead (Hu et al. 1998).
Officials said water quality data provided by the Town of Hempstead was deemed unreliable under standards set by the federal Food and Drug Administration and that the state agency's laboratory would take over testing for the next months.
Wainewright was a famous liar, and Motion makes him the standard unreliable narrator, so the confession becomes a kind of literary puzzle, which the notes seem to resolve.
Other enforcement problems identified by the ACTU include that building materials come from countries with "unreliable or flawed standards" including that some foreign regulators allow low levels of asbestos in their products.
Despite manifold efforts to coordinate genebank activities conservation is still inefficient in many places and suffers from variable or even lacking standards, unreliable access and poor characterization and documentation of the material [ 15].
