The phrase "a possible erroneous" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate a potential mistake or error, but the phrasing is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "There may be a possible erroneous assumption in the report that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a potential error" or "a possible mistake".
The terrestrial reference frame realization choice in the precise orbit determination processing will usually lead to systematic effects coming from the adoption of translations, scale factor and rotations but also others effects more difficult to assess, coming from a possible erroneous choice of a station coordinate.
Attention was paid to check the activity of mimic muscles (reflecting a possible erroneous occlusion).
This fusion retained both entire coding regions and, due to a possible erroneous recombination event, the bla GES-1 attC site was replaced by part of the attI1 site (DQ236170), reducing it to the 6bp from the 1L core site.
The strength of this comprehensive analysis is that it looks directly at the epigenetic and transcriptional state of enhancers rather than relying on a possible erroneous assumption that enhancers regulate the nearest genes.
It only needs educators to specify the correct ways of doing the task, without having to consider all possible erroneous learner's decisions.
For a channel realization H (H 1 and H 2), the overall error probability at the relay is a weighted sum of all the possible erroneous data pairs (mathcal C hat S_{1},hat S_{2})not = mathcal C(S_{1},S_{2})) where the most dominant factor in calculating the overall error is the minimum Euclidean distance between the data transmitted from the users and its candidates [19].
However, our measured values (solid line) demonstrate that the IE calculation overestimated the true volume with increasing size, leading to possible erroneous results when IE is used as a normalization method.
To indicate possible erroneous assessments of road unevenness using the IRI only, a simulation study was conducted in which seven different homogeneous road profiles were considered with waviness values in the range from 1.5 to 3.0, and 0.1 variance component of single harmonic undulation with most dangerous wavelengths, all having the same nominal value IRI= 2.21mm/m.
To control for possible erroneous pollen-source assignment, we quantified self-pollination rates using a method-of-moments estimator (based on [ 49] and [ 36] and modified from [ 50]), which we designated as S m.
Thus, to avoid possible erroneous conclusions, phosphatidylserine externalization should not be used as an apoptosis marker or used very cautiously when evaluating effects of electric fields on plasma membranes.
In Disturbance Free GSHE-RAM, one memory cell contains two transistors to remove the disturbance to the unselected bits and eliminate the possible erroneous flipping of the bits.
