Rate of reaction of acidic hydrolysis of esters

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What are the possible errors that may occur when we study the rate of reaction of acidic hydrolysis of esters in the lab?
 
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Try to list a few yourself. What technique would you use to determine the extent of hydrolysis? What error is likely for that technique?
 

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