Sentence examples for duplication errors from inspiring English sources

This definition is inspired by the evolutionary model of TRs in which it is assumed that TRs are generated by duplicating the last copy of a previous TR, possibly with duplication errors that truncate it.

The primary reason is that when new technology reduces the duplication, errors and unnecessary care, most of the financial benefits don't go to the providers who generate the savings, but to insurers and patients.

The site data were compiled by pooling subsamples within each LTM plot to avoid spatial duplication errors (e.g., n = 10 quadrats or subplots were equivalent to n = 1 LTM).

The PIN drastically reduces the risk of duplication errors, and can also separate the identities of same-sex twins.

Similarly, AgObps 16, 17, 24, 58, 59, 60, 61, and 65 were purged from the AgObp family as apparent duplication errors in assembly.

It has been suggested that the HPV E7 oncoprotein may induce primary centrosome duplication errors and act as mitotic mutator (reviewed in Münger and Duensing 2004).

We can also prevent name duplication error or other precondition error in stack update case.

Because of a massive issue with Disqus, including a complete outage during the iPad event and a wild comment duplication error that left us with over 300,000 dupes, we've decided to give Facebook comments a try.

Additional data cleaning procedures were applied to ensure the highest possible data quality, including using HapMap controls, detection of gender and chromosomal anomalies, hidden relatedness, population structure, batch effects, Mendelian error detection, and duplication error detection[16].

Duplication error – which is defined as the proportion of deviation of the measurement from the average – is calculated for each observed value.

After the publication of this work [ 1] it was brought to the authors' attention that Figure three contained a duplication error, where the HP1gamma staining for wild-type thymus and brain are identical.