The proposed method which is based on phase angle difference of post fault and prefault positive sequence current can help the directional relay to take accurate decision during erroneous CCVT secondary response.
Patient 1, specimen 1 imaging to path result, was excluded secondary to erroneous timestamp for path result in medical record.
Further support for the pathogenicity of this mutation comes from the American College of Medical Genetics guidelines, which suggest that all nonconservative missense mutations are more likely to be disease-causing, secondary to erroneous splicing.
Application of the ARQ protocol at the data link layer facilitates retransmission of the erroneous packets received at the secondary receiver.
For example, areas of secondary fibrosis may lead to an erroneous diagnosis of a benign lesion whereas immature osteoid in response to an unrecognised fracture may lead to misdiagnosis of a high-grade sarcoma.
In addition, the Erlang Capacity of the spectrum sharing system for both primary and secondary users is also evaluated considering the effects of erroneous sensing.
Beyond erroneous values, EHR-derived data present additional challenges when used for secondary purposes such as research.
The two alternative explanations for secondary contact in the study system were migrations via Kiel Canal and translocations by erroneous stocking.
A third point, and one that has been noted in a great deal of the secondary literature (e.g., Tachau 1988; Denery 1998; Bolyard 2000; Friedman 2000) is that by appealing to erroneous visions to show that both sense and intellect produce esse apparens or make things appear, Auriol has given error a central place in his account of cognition.
In practical CR applications, an error in the estimation of PU position (expressed by the RMSE) leads to an erroneous identification of the boundaries of a spectrum hole in space and, ultimately, to a reduction of the throughput for the secondary network or to an increase of interference for the primary network.
