Interestingly, the presence of intermediate fibers did not alter error in parameter estimates.
These cases resemble in some aspects RNA virus populations, which, together with viroids, replicate at the highest error rates found in Nature and that are able to adapt rapidly to changing environments without significantly altering the error rate.
It is possible that sequential measurements taken on the same patient were correlated, which could alter the error term for any given analysis.
Our hospital has been using an electronic error reporting system for a relatively short time (3 years), and altering systems of error reporting may influence the frequency of reports.
The consequences of an incorrect measurement error variance assessment can be assessed by running a series of models, each altering one fixed error variance to first "half" and then "double" the original fixed value.
PHP1b is not associated with coding mutations of GNAS, but with epigenetic errors altering its expression.
C: healthy subjects M: contraindication for TMS, any neurologic or ophthalmologic condition other than refractive error; drugs altering CNS excitability.
In order to evaluate the performance, we measured the maximum OCT signals and the RMS wavefront error as altering the applied SA.
When verification of individual observations is not possible (as with de-identified data), it is a common practice to exclude extreme values on the assumption that they are in error, significantly altering the estimated value of extreme percentile positions.
Recent studies suggest that peripheral vision can influence axial length in human eyes, potentially altering the central refractive error and its development because of the emmetropization effect of eye growth.
The excimer laser ablation is currently widely used primarily to correct refractive errors by altering the anterior curvature of the cornea.
