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A possible explanation is that large VOI uptake kinetics could have been erroneously identified as reversible due to uptake heterogeneity causing an apparent reversible component to the averaged TAC [28].

Some of the resistant sandstone beds within the Jim Camp Wash beds are noteworthy (Figure 5b) because they can be at least locally traced and mapped, and because some have been (erroneously) identified as the Jasper Forest bed or Rainbow Forest Bed.

However, in several instances, contamination and other sources of mixed mtDNA data have been erroneously identified as heteroplasmy.

In the en-face projection, one can see that some regions of the bone have been erroneously identified as growth plate tissues.

However, using validated molecular techniques (4, 5 ), we showed that infection with D. immitis nematodes would have been erroneously identified as infection with D. repens nematodes.

We have thus also considered that our measured usage of preferred tier IS medications could underestimate true use of preferred tier IS among new users, at least to the extent that seasonal users requesting previously successful, but non-preferred tier IS medications could have been erroneously identified as new users in our analysis, because we only looked back six months to identify new users.

Tourism was also affected by the AIDS scare of the early 1980s, in which Haiti was erroneously identified as the place of origin for the disease.

On the contrary, when the standard phenotypic tests, sugar assimilation and chlamydospore formation, were used to differentiate the two species 13 germ tube positive isolates were erroneously identified as C. dubliniensis.

It is often possible to identify such non-structural frequencies in the case of spurious harmonics due to rotating equipment, but they can be erroneously identified as structural or even bias the estimates, for instance when such harmonics are close to structural modes.

Antimony compounds have been known since ancient times and were used for cosmetics; metallic antimony was also known, but it was erroneously identified as lead.

First, a high proportion (>50%) of the control populations, for which the size was kept constant over the entire experiment, were erroneously identified as bottlenecked populations.