Imagine if a maths book was discovered to contain factual errors and consequently discarded in favour of more accurate material.
These reads can potentially introduce noise and were consequently discarded in the assembly step.
Still, this would not be equivalent to other of the assemblies and was consequently discarded from the rest of the analysis.
Indeed, eight sequences were not confirmed as reciprocal best hits, including two identified in a previous survey conducted following a unidirectional BLAST search approach [ 23], and these were consequently discarded from further analyses.
Conversely, ideas developed in the conventional way – i.e. in plain sight – risk being vulnerable to premature criticism and consequently being discarded before their full potential is realized.
Variations in the above-mentioned path characteristics together with the packet loss inherent in a handover process may result in receiving packets over the new communication access technology with sequence numbers outside the ESP anti-replay window, and consequently, packet discards.
This can guide the development of specific post-transplant strategies for these high-risk donor organs and consequently reduce current discard rates.
However, whereas mutation at CpGs is well characterized, the dynamics of cryptic simplicity are very poorly understood, and consequently all indels were discarded from the alignment.
Waste plastic results in waste discarding disaster and consequently cause significant harms to the environment.
While the goal of selection and reduction is to produce a more cost-effective test suite, studies presented in the literature show that the techniques may not work effectively, since they discard test cases and consequently, some failures may not be revealed (Jeffrey and Gupta 2007).
If the scrambled template does not need to be reconstructed in a system, the key sequence can be discarded after scrambling, and, consequently, its protection is not required.
