Thus, if unusual sequence evolution in available red genomes is deemed to make them unreliable for our statistical analyses, they also should be viewed as unreliable for inferring individual cases of EGT/EGR.
But they can be tricky to make and unreliable.
Researchers at Aalto University in Finland, probably after dying for the 10 millionth time in Flappy Bird and pledging to find a way to justify their failure scientifically, show in a new paper that a number of factors combine to make controls unreliable.
Identification based on homology will fail to identify genes that are novel to a particular species, or that are sufficiently diverged to make detection unreliable.
Its original inhabitants, who had first encountered the Portuguese in 1500 when a group of sailors landed and claimed the territory for their king, were coming to the conclusion that their new neighbours made unreliable allies in intertribal wars.
Leos, he once said, were "show-offs" who made unreliable defenders.
Election Systems & Software, which has also been criticized for making unreliable machines, would be the nation's largest voting machine maker by far.
What drives each of the three works is memory, and how it can twist or reveal the truth, making unreliable narrators of us all.
Nutritional markers, such as body mass index (BMI), albuminemia or transferrin, are made unreliable in ICU practice because of systemic inflammation and fluid balance disturbances [ 11].
Self-mutilation (often burning himself with cigarettes), anorexia nervosa (for which he wrote the song 4st 7lb) and alcoholism combined to make him increasingly unreliable.
