Another explanation can be an erroneous factor applied somewhere in the very elaborate set of calculations used to derive absolute quantification values.
Zabaleta (2007) found similar age influences on student evaluations; however, Zabaleta offered the caution that age is inferred by the rater and therefore may be an erroneous factor.
Secondly, several limitations of existing methods can be avoided, including unnecessary assumptions or erroneous conversion factors.
However, others have shown that balloon air tonometry results in lower PCO2 values than saline balloon PCO2 tonometry, particularly at high PCO2, with blood gas analyzer bias and erroneous corrections factors potentially responsible for the under-and overestimation by saline balloon tonometry, respectively [ 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 12].
However, all the previous results have been obtained using single-factor analysis, which may easily lead to erroneous conclusions if factors are correlated.
Our analyses show the importance of taking complex sampling designs and correlated binary responses into account in logistic regression modeling to avoid the risk of obtaining notably biased parameter estimators and standard errors, and erroneous interpretations about factors affecting e.g. hair lichen occurrence.
Figure 3a shows a schematic of the timing of different events and processes ongoing during erroneous trials and factors that may modulate error awareness at different stages.
The error-load is the reduction in organism fitness due to erroneous binding of factor A to the code-word assigned to factor B. At one extreme, minimal error-load can be achieved by mapping all code-words to a single transcription factor.
Thus testing only a single factor at a time may lead to erroneous conclusions on the factors and processes governing the distribution of genetic variability over species' ranges [ 12].
