Although these examples are known to be erroneous relationships, the power of the method is apparent in that a single protein yields a fairly accurate reconstruction of the evolutionary history of 20 organisms that started to diverge more than one billion years ago.
Generally, although some signal was detected, this must be lower than the noise and considerable systematically erroneous relationships were recovered.
When outgroups are on relatively long branches they can artifactually attract long ingroup branches and suggest erroneous relationships.
Further and less well-defined systematic errors are a general threat to phylogenetic analysis [ 38] and are the source for strong support for erroneous relationships.
It also enables them to modify unhelpful or erroneous internal relationship models.
Initial linkage analysis identified a single marker with an erroneous linkage relationship.
In the fingerprint set, samples were excluded based on low sample call rate, sex errors, inconsistencies between duplicate samples, Mendelian errors, and erroneous IBS/IBD relationships.
In particular, we leveraged our previous efforts in the identification of errors and inconsistencies in public databases [ 14] by taking maximum care in avoiding error propagation through erroneous transitive relationships due to asynchronisms, inconsistencies, or errors in the considered data [ 25- 28].
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about President Bush's stopover en route home from Latin America included an erroneous reference to his relationship with Panama.
The Boldface Names column on Oct. 19, about a celebrity event to get out the vote in Manhattan, included a publicist's erroneous reference to the relationship between an event sponsor, the hip-hop impresario Russell Simmons, and a guest, Joseph Simmons, known as Reverend Run.
