In this paper we show how 2D-SSA can be used to remove noise, to separate regular oscillations from slowly varying patterns (for correcting erroneous unmixing procedures), and to extract stripes for their further analysis.
Centres may work with erroneous or varying procedures during volumetry, as stated above.
The three-quarters criterion was chosen in order to avoid transitory or erroneous diagnoses, a usual procedure in using health insurance claims data for research in Germany.
The technique was challenged, however, over concerns about sample contamination, faulty preparation procedures, and erroneous interpretation of the results.
A widely cited 1995 paper shows that much of the criticism of Fechner's experiment is clouded by "erroneous beliefs" about his procedures and concludes that "there seems to be, in fact, real psychological effects associated with the golden section".
Filler siphoning is the observation that erroneous identifications in a showup procedure (or a strongly biased lineup) all implicate the innocent suspect, whereas in a fair lineup procedure, those errors are distributed across the suspect and the fillers (Wells et al., 2015b).
Due to the fact that the results – and consequently our interpretations – of the docking procedure might be erroneous we performed an additional flexible alignment of compounds 1, 4, 5, and 6, and calculated a consensus pharmacophore model (Figure 3B).
It's about choosing machines that are accessible to all, providing provisional ballots to voters who need them, developing statewide voter registration databases, establishing procedures that protect against erroneous purges, recruiting and training poll workers, and educating voters.
The USCIRF study documented that, more often than not, DHS inspectors failed to follow their agency's own procedures designed to prevent erroneous removals of non-citizens.
This procedure is likely to produce erroneous results when two or more bands in a lane originate from transcripts of differentially expressed genes.
