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Open image in new window Fig. 1 Spurious speed signal example.
They are as follows: (1) spurious RTOs due to sudden delays or reordering of packets and (2) RTOs due to random packet losses caused by wireless transmission errors.
The identification of these plant genera may be explained by (1) spurious false-positive BLAST alignments; (2) bees regurgitating honey stomach contents, which could contain stored honey or particles from bee bread collected and stored in the colony for months (Vasquez and Olofsson, 2009); or (3) contact between pollen foragers and stored bee bread within the hive prior to foraging.
They suggest that Usp13 protects Ubl4A from spurious gp78-dependent ubiquitylation, thereby ensuring the Ubl4A can bind to downstream partners, such as SGTA.
Caro can tell you exactly how Moses heedlessly rammed the Cross Bronx Expressway through a middle-class neighborhood, displacing thousands of families, and exactly how Johnson stole the Texas Senate election of 1948, winning by 87 spurious votes.
For multi-component chirp signals, the number of cross terms is K2 - K, and that will merge into (K2 - K /2 spurious peaks in the time and chirp rate domain, where K is the number of the signal components.
We found that a protein-coding exon of 120 bp (approximately the median length) will contain an average of 4.0 spurious indels and 5.8 miscalled bases, across all of the low-coverage genomes present (for illustration, see Figure S2).
The FFPE filter accordingly removed 10 spurious mutations (Additional file 4: Figure S3).
3) Spurious precision adds no value to a paper and even detracts from its readability and credibility.
This involved the elimination of ~ 500 spurious ORFs, identification of 43 additional small ORFs (50 99 codons), refinement of initiation and termination codons and the identification of new introns.
While no transcripts were detected spanning the T-DNA insertion site, (Additional file 1: Figure S2C) spurious splicing may be occurring at low frequency to produce a small amount of functional, truncated protein.
