Thus, in terms of both induced and spontaneous mutation, the newly defined Anc1 branch of PRR is clearly error-free, protecting S. cerevisiae from both cytotoxicity and mutagenesis.
Clearly, errors introduced during the sequencing process, sequencing errors, blur the signal in an alignment by introducing mismatches or by breaking it into shorter ones.
Since changes in domain architecture can dramatically change the function of a protein, and proteins with different multi-domain architectures will have nonhomologous regions, such predicted orthologs are clearly errors and should be rejected.
"Clearly, diagnostic error often leads to medical error.
In the EMG-locked graveragesaware awarerrorsrs clearly elicited an error-related negativity (ERN) reflecting error detection, and a later error positivity (Pe) reflecting conscious error awareness.
"We believe that she is clearly in error".
He later conceded his refusal to comment on the issue, most memorably on that infamous appearance on Today, was "clearly an error".
The FCC did not select this motion for debate – in retrospect clearly an error as it would have prevented the Health bill problems that followed.
He added, "We believe that the judge's decision was clearly in error, and we believe we will win on appeal".
Sometimes the records were clearly in error: one name was assigned a conviction date seven years in the future; the date was assumed to be in error but not the name.
It was, he later admitted, "clearly an error", and his non-performance suggested a void at the top of Channel 4 that saw him plunge out of the MediaGuardian 100 in 2007.
