Sentence examples for erroneous gain from inspiring English sources

This extension was considered particularly valuable when evaluating changes in CT values between 0.5 and 1.0 as shown here for β-actin where the biological trend in reference gene expression resulted in the erroneous gain or loss of statistical significance regarding genes of interest.

In 4 out of 16 pairs we found an artifactual fusion or splitting of neighbour genes and in 12 out of 16 pairs the difference was due to an erroneous gain or loss of exons in one of the two species.

The Times's original reference to GQ's article focused on the erroneous $20 billion in trading gains months before Taleb made his correction in the face of media pressure.

These are the only cases where an erroneous placement of the gains at the LSCA could influence our results because OGs that have members in both lineages will be invariably placed at the LCSA.

Emerging evidence suggests that across research design from clinical trials to interviews, potential volunteers balance the (potentially erroneous) belief of benefits gained in terms of health care and/or personal interest/satisfaction with the anticipated burdens as well as risks of participation [ 10].

Furthermore, the vast majority of evolutionary explanations were erroneous in responses to both gain and loss contexts.

a Erroneous transmission with −25-dBm relay gain.

In addition, three captions were erroneous.

In order to gain an impression of the actual extent of erroneous decisions in the EMBO peer review, we included in Table 6 the proportion of type I errors within the approved group and the proportion of type II errors within the rejection group.

This lack of independence affects the probability of type I errors (ie, erroneous declaration of statistics significance), and makes it difficult to gain clear inference on the nature of missingness, as illustrated in our Results section.

This is because when n R =1, 2, the erroneous antenna detection of HR-DSM is so significant that it redeems its coding gain.