"Cascading series of errors".
The housebound neighbor might have a similar set of coordinates (next door), but the error radius might be 0.1 km (breadth of the house plus the imprecision of the global positioning system unit).
Indeed, on a sample of only 11 or 13 genomes, the "real" values of rate and breadth of evolution are determined, for a particular site, only with substantial sampling errors, which reduces their correlation.
It is a building up of a depth and breadth of knowledge and skills over time through a process that includes trial and error, interpretation and analysis, "aha" moments of discovery, and applying what we have learned to different situations.
The breadth of genomic coverage, GC bias, chimeric DNA molecules, ADOs, preferential allelic amplifications and nucleotide copy errors can vary significantly between different WGA approaches, making some WGA methods better suited than others for specific genetic tests [ 27, 28, 35].
The amount and breadth of data captured by informatics approaches will facilitate evaluation of both uncertainty (e.g., measurement error) and variability (e.g., among species, in humans), as recommended by the NRC (2009).
The breadth of opposition is hardly surprising.
He covers a remarkable breadth of topics.
Such is his breadth of view, his breadth of vision, his breadth of influence.
The breadth of skill is often impressive.
