In serial microscopy, the same challenges can be encountered, with dynamic sample behaviour and instrumental instabilities both contributing to erroneous data offsets.
Despite the lineage-specific duplications and losses of domains 14, many complex domain architectures are found across the family but not always conserved, which contributes to erroneous assignments of orthologs.
However, because these latter hypotheses require additional gene duplication and loss events to explain the rooted topology, and because parametric bootstrapping simulations indicate that long branch lengths can contribute to the erroneous resolution of specifically these topologies, we favor the former hypothesis (figure 4A).
This analysis demonstrates that provision of medical knowledge alone may be insufficient to change patients' "rational" utility-maximizing behavior patterns and that differences between physician and patient preferences may contribute to physicians' erroneous perception of "irrational" behavior on the part of patients.
Although it has yet to be unequivocally demonstrated that H3K36me2 leads to similar transcriptional repression in higher eukaryotes, pervasive H3K36me2 in the mammalian genome suggests that this modification may also contribute to the suppression of erroneous transcription initiation.
This suggests that some amino acids of the E. coli RNAP active centre that lie outside TL may support catalysis and, thus, contribute to kinetic discrimination against erroneous NTPs in the open state of the active centre.
A black mask was used around the TiO2 electrode and its lateral sides to prevent spurious light reflections and refractions, which might largely contribute to the cell response and lead to erroneous interpretations, as it has been recently pointed out.
"It's important that a miscount or a dismissal of votes in communities of color not be contributing to an erroneous outcome," Stein said.
