Typical DIA-friendly species are homoleptic binaries of at least one sp element: CO, HF2−, NO3−, NO2, NH4+, CrO42−, BF4−, SF6, SnCl62−, CuCl42−, RuO4, AuI4−…; or solids with a homoleptic periodic bonding unit: KBr, SiC, AlCl3, SnCl2, etc. DIA of compounds of three or more elements may become ambiguous, with the limitations discussed in Appendix D of Ref. [ 14].
Unintentional errors arise when questions are unclear or ambiguous, when there are limitations to respondents' comprehension or memory, or when the measurement scales used are not clear.
Occasionally, a core/shell-like particle was observed but it was ambiguous because of the limitation of plan-view analysis.
In order to overcome this limitation, all ambiguous cases were excluded from our study.
While our call rates are within the high end of reported ranges, a large percentage (~80%) of the tiled exons required sequencing to follow-up on ambiguous calls, representing a limitation to clinical application of the technology under the current methodologies.
Information from both basis functions is used at the group level and the limitations avoid physiologically ambiguous or implausible results.
Given these limitations and the ambiguous findings to date, the current study sought to extend Sullivan et al.'s research using a more detailed neuropsychological battery.
For Gladwell, the lesson was that "intelligence is invariably ambiguous," and it was this ambiguity, not the limitations of our intelligence community, that was chiefly responsible for our failure to predict and prevent 9/11.
Several methods for quantifying the goodness-of-fit of observations against model-calculated values have been proposed but none of them is free of limitations and are often ambiguous.
These discrepancies and ambiguous biological conclusions based on technological limitations need to be resolved and the concept of presence of stem cells and postnatal oogenesis in adult ovary should be understood soon.
