This reduces incidences of confusing alternative gene names.
SNP identification efforts in other species have used confusing, alternative notation (e.g., hemi-SNP, etc).
These alternative starting sites, which are detected as DeepCAGE tags, are not to be confused with alternative promoters, the latter by definition being much farther apart from each other than DeepCAGE tags within a promoter [ 6].
As outlined above, assessments of Rensch's rule in taxa with mixed SSD risk confusing the alternative situations illustrated in figure 1.
The Stockholders confuse a friendly alternative transaction proposal with a hostile bid; the two are not the same.
Flooding, on the other hand, takes advantage of the open concept of speech in democracies to distract from, confuse, and overpower alternative viewpoints.
We have stressed that "Mayr's concern that proximate and ultimate explanations should not be confused as alternatives remains valid and valuable" (Laland et al. 2012) and that "biologists will always require different answers to how and why questions" (Laland et al. 2011, p. 1516).
Traditionally, Eigen values from the AHP computation have been used as the basis for ranking, yet the absence of the probability of individual alternatives tends to confuse decision-makers, particularly for the alternatives that are similar (Hus and Pan, 2009).
Now she is turning the skills she has developed in her writing to examine a much more modern theme – how fact and fiction can become confused to produce "alternative facts".
He did them until last year, when he had phantom income from a partnership and was confused by the alternative minimum tax.
