Biological data from a single type of data source, though useful, is often limited in extent to which it may help uncover functional associations; either because of a systematic bias towards specific genes, gene families and pathways and/or inclusion of erroneous entries during data acquisition.
An erroneous set hampers decoding, and the acquisition has to be repeated.
One caveat is that in the setting of a large polyclonal population of T cells, even with the acquisition of millions of sequences, many erroneous sequences will be present among lower frequency events.
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First, this study was processed in a retrospective observational manner; thus, methodological deficiencies in assessing risk factors for MDR AB acquisition may lead to biased estimates or erroneous associations.
An erroneous set prolongs this enquiry phase and leads to a repetition of the acquisition phase.
Again, an erroneous set prolongs the enquiry phase and leads to a repetition of the acquisition phase.
The main advocated reason is that misregistration between the different acquisitions obtained at the various b values may result in erroneous ADC values.
Indeed, the differences in the time elapsed after contrast administration may substantially affect image acquisition, potentially leading to both false-positive or false-negative findings that can result in an erroneous detection or response assessment.
