In the Gb/s regime, the code length that is required to correct the erroneous bits might be impractically long.
The main drawback is that several erroneous messages might be passed across the graph, leading to an increased number of iterations without guarantee of reaching the best solution.
Some of the uniformity of predictions – both accurate and erroneous - might be the consequence of disproportionate representation of certain cell types among the tissue samples [ 51] or might arise more directly from close functional relationships among the genes, hence an increased likelihood of coordinate gene expression.
Thus, even if cases and controls are race-matched, erroneous association might be taken into consideration if different racial and/or ethnic groups are mixed.
Similarly, a shallow prediction will be scored the same as a prediction that deviates from the true path at the same point, regardless of how deep the erroneous prediction might be.
Likewise, even if racial aversion is partly constituted by erroneous beliefs, it might be attenuated without correcting those beliefs.
Lower rates were observed for the human and mouse proteomes, with 30-31% erroneous sequences, as might be expected for these well studied organisms.
It does not know how many of these might be erroneous.
Conclusions drawn from hypothesis testing results might be erroneous if effect sizes are not judged in addition to statistical significance.
NAC images are not affected by erroneous attenuation correction that might be caused by a possible (small) mismatch between PET and CT; CT to CT image registration, after which the transformation was applied to the PET data.
While this is useful for most purposes and allows us to respond quickly and appropriately, this also makes the brain jump to conclusions that might be erroneous (Fig. 2).
