They are skeptical of analyses with multiple end points or multiple subsets, knowing that the chances of erroneous conclusions increase rapidly once one leaves the context of a focused single hypothesis clinical trial.
Shown in Figure 2, the average percentage of erroneous bases increases only slightly with each successive round of Neutral SELEX.
However, our numerical and mathematical analyses show that when ideal data with the same properties as infinitely long sequences are analyzed, BI recovers the wrong phylogeny, and support for this erroneous topology increases as sequence length grows.
This study adds evidence to the recent study from Nejat and colleagues that these classifications based on clinical presumption may be erroneous, with increased serum levels of both biomarkers of renal function and injury in these subsets of patients [ 5].
In order to minimise erroneous results and increase the study reliability, the target sample size was increased to 402 participants.
In order to minimise erroneous results and increase the study reliability, the target sample size was increased to 410 patients.
When using only a simple model such as logistic regression within a complex real-life process, the occurrence of erroneous decisions may increase.
Satellite nighttime images alone are a poor measure of GDP, he cautions, but the beauty of the strategy is that it can be added to government reports, even erroneous ones, to increase overall accuracy.
Using our setup, an erroneous 1.5-fold increase in signal intensity is theoretically possible only when the highest and lowest expressed genes are spotted adjacently.
In order to minimize erroneous results and increase the study reliability, the investigators recruited a total of 405 diabetic patients during the study period between July 2012 and October 2012.
