Electronic range checks and validation rules were utilized to eliminate erroneous data entry and artifacts in numeric values.
That's largely due to the access Morgen achieved: Courtney Love and Frances Bean Cobain turned over the keys to Kurt's archives, which house the extensive diary entries, music demos and personal artifacts that form the cornerstone of "Montage of Heck".
More careful inspection with human genome databases, however, failed to confirm that the protein is indeed of the human origin, thus the GenBank entry BAC86097 most likely is an artifact of cloning.
Figure 9 (left) plots the BCI classification error (1-AUC) against the number of remaining independent components, including one entry for the standard procedure without artifact reduction.
Hindle (1988, p. X) expressed a conviction that "artifacts, drawings, and photographs provide an entry to the understanding of technology not attainable from the written record alone" Successfully unraveling nineteenth-century patterns required hands-on experimentation complemented by theoretical study.
All entry clones were sequenced to eliminate possible PCR artifacts.
Her character Thea Kronborg's life journey also includes other American terrains: the landscape and pre-Columbian artifacts of the Southeast, and her eventual entry into the great world, beginning in Clinton's home city, Chicago.
Such artifacts are for example wiki pages, news entries, syllabi or exercises.
Free tickets provide entry to the newest permanent exhibition, "The American Presidency," where artifacts both fascinating and quirky abound: George Washington's uniform, the suit Harrison Ford wore in "Air Force One," Bill Clinton's saxophone, an 1896 White House dollhouse and Warren G. Harding's aqua Chinese silk pajamas.
He progresses chronologically, mostly with capsule biographies of key personalities, but there are also entries on issues (baseball in the Jim Crow era, say), artifacts ("A Raisin in the Sun"), and moments (the Black Power salutes at the 1968 Olympics).
