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An erroneous rate of diffusion of Aβ in the model is therefore unlikely to account for the difference between expected and measured concentrations of Aβ1 42 in the ACSF.

However, erroneous rate estimations, such as those caused by an incorrect input topology, will affect the accuracy of informativeness profiles.

Failure to account for changes in the proportion of variable sites can result in erroneous rate estimates that may affect tree estimation [ 5, 14].

1) Using intervals (instead of the raw alpha-cuts) prevents scattering of the support and the core (e.g., a random erroneous rating may split the core and/or the support into two subintervals).

It causes a highly erroneous recognition rate.

In other words, the erroneous recognition rate is approximately 7.3%.

The test set of healthy subjects in the ECG-ILSA database (N = 49) produces a lower verification sensitivity (89.8%) and identification accuracy (77.6%) but a better erroneous verification rate (16.1%).

The proposed method relies on assessment of correlation coefficients as well as their linear and nonlinear combinations and provides 100% verification sensitivity combined with 18.1% erroneous verification rate in the PTB database, a widely used test set in literature, with a relatively short temporal interval of ECG acquisition and a limited number of healthy subjects (N = 14).

It could be argued that the congruence of these two symptom domains may be confounded by measurement error at the level of rating (i.e., a high score on one dimension leads to an erroneous high rating on another dimension; therefore, as the score on one dimension improves the score on the other dimension also seems to improve).

Dissolution studies can be further complicated by the presence of oxidized species on the mineral surface, which can lead to erroneous initial rates [2].

Averaging estimated rates across multiple branches resulted in less erroneous estimates of rate variation.