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We argue that it is more favorable to use the confidence values for filtering transcripts than the frequently used filtering based on relative or absolute abundance estimates because ambiguities might originate from the topology of the splicing graph and may therefore be independent of the expression level.
Therefore, there remains some ambiguity in deciding whether the recorded light spot originated as lightning as cosmic rays or other unknown electrical noise could cause similar apparent features.
Because the measurements from DNA controls reflect the complete process of allele-specific read assessment, the error can originate from properties of the genome (ambiguity, missed variation), mapping, or sequencing related technical bias.
This is an inheritance symmetry property originating from the uncertainty of founder phases (ambiguity of inheritance vector interpretation).
There is some ambiguity surrounding the source of the C2 atom in wybutosine, suggested to originate from an intermediate in lysine metabolism.
VUCA is a concept that originated with students at the U.S. Army War College to describe the volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity of the world after the Cold War.
This is because the ambiguity function (AF) sidelobes of measurements from strong targets are higher than the AF mainlobe of measurements originating from weak targets.
Although reads originate from only one component they may map to multiple related components, resulting in some ambiguity in their assignment.
Spatial disorientations originating from sensory ambiguities of this kind are often involved in severe aviation accidents [ 9].
Many of the discrepancies found in the model are originated from biological ambiguities or from difficulties in translating biological behavior into logical rules.
