In this way the statistics of the factor of safety can be built up, giving much greater confidence in the results and insight into the drivers of the modelling error.
"This lack of understanding among staff is a key driver of official error.
Currently selection of subclonal mutations in cancer is difficult to prove outside the coding regions of known cancer drivers, in part because the error rates of existing NGS platforms limit detection of single-nucleotide allele frequencies to >1%.
Second, an extensive error analysis is presented where the major drivers of the β-factor error budget are identified based on a breakdown tree.
These observations are compatible with a model that reconciles previously proposed mechanisms of indel-associated mutagenesis, implicating repeat sequences as a common driver of indel errors, which then recruit error-prone polymerases during DNA repair, resulting in a locally elevated single nucleotide mutation rate.
Estimation of human failure probabilities is a challenge due to the numerous drivers of human error, and still heavily dependent on expert judgment.
Though our analysis suggests a consistently negative relationship between Ω and mean predicted error for all evapotranspiration models, we found that vegetation indices and flux magnitudes were the most significant drivers of model error.
Mutascope then determines the amplicon of origin for each read and measures the error rate using the normal DNA sequencing, stratified by the major drivers of sequencing errors: nucleotide, position in the read and read type (forward or reverse).
To complicate matters, one of the vehicles was caught on video running a red light (Uber blamed the incident on the error of its human driver).
The reports appear to support Google's claims that human error by the drivers of the non-autonomous cars is, on the surface, causing accidents.
First denial and a blaming of the driver -- "driver error".
