A comedy of errors in which the predominant error seems to be that everyone is in love with her character, Sudden Manhattan owed a debt to both David Lynch and Woody Allen, and featured Shelly as a quirky, ingenuous version of herself.
Only four dyes are used for the 16 possible dibases (Fig. 1a), and the predominant error is the miscall of a color (colors are usually written as numbers 0 3).
For example, while the predominant error type in Illumina sequencing is the misreading of a base pair, in 454/Roche the most common mistake is insertion/deletion errors in a homopolymer (same base repeating multiple times).
The aligner maximizes the aligned yield of SMS reads due to the ability to align reads in which the predominant error is represented by deletions common in single-molecule sequencing.
Actually, as the predominant errors introduced by WES on FFPE are the false positives due to cytosine deamination (C > T and G > A substitutions), that can represent up to 60%% of the called variants in FFPE samples, we also show that by selecting only high quality FFPE this bias becomes negligible.
102 A predominant source of intrafraction error is prostate bed motion, and there is an interest in determining the best treatment margin to account for daily set-up uncertainty and prostate bed motion.
It turns out that there is a maximum error tolerance for which a predominant grammar is stable.
Therefore, error probabilities, such as p-values, traditionally play a predominant role for evaluating and publishing research findings.
However, the need for continuity of quality care remains a predominant frustration.
Not surprisingly, marriage was a predominant topic during the cocktail hour.
