The large Earth-Sun-Mars angle during the extended mission (∼130°, in contrast to ∼40° during the primary mission) and the consequent errors in adjusting solar irradiances from Earth to Mars may be responsible.
Further studies are needed to improve standardization of the site of IVC measurements and to validate the role that IVC assessment plays in the early ultrasound diagnosis of blood loss to avoid systematic bias and consequent errors in clinical and especially critical settings.
Participants considered that IPV registration was still in the early stages, with consequent errors and underreporting.
A possible explanation is that a secondary constriction in the interstitial region would interrupt the kinetochore plate along the holokinetic chromosome establishing a condition similar to a dicentric chromosome, with consequent errors in mitotic segregation [ 75].
Secondly, we acknowledge the risk of recall bias and consequent misclassification error, though we expect these to be small in magnitude given the discernible nature of CVD and current medication use, and we emphasize that such recall bias is non-differential between our analytical subgroups and that the odds ratios presented are unlikely to be influenced by this bias.
This disturbance causes fluctuations in sequential estimation and consequent estimation errors in TRTs.
This results in perturbations in the temperature response and causes fluctuations in estimation and consequent estimation errors in the interpretation of TRTs.
We preserve the exact geometry representation from the coarsest discretization level, thereby eliminating the need for data transformation, and also eliminating consequent approximation errors in the geometry.
Furthermore, determination of haplotype phase is difficult at the IBD endpoints because the recent recombination demarcating the IBD endpoints disrupts the haplotypes, and consequent phase errors lead to incorrect determination of IBD endpoints.
