It was also noted (erroneously) by one clinician that unlike achieving a specified threshold in the follow-up score, using the MID metric would not put providers who operated on more severe patients at a disadvantage: "They may have a population of people living there who are all 97 and are all crocked or whatever, or start with a very low baseline anyway, that's just the way they are.
It has also been noted for erroneously stating the cost of the assets Shakur had taken from him during the shooting incident.
The NER is defined as the mean number of erroneously detected notes divided by the number of notes in the chords [21]: (14).
Many commentators noted the previous criteria erroneously implied that bereavement could be assumed to only last two months and we wanted to correct that misunderstanding and provide more information on how bereavement and other loss reactions differ from Major Depressive Disorder.
She further noted that some websites erroneously state that Bono grew up in Ballymun itself, and said, "Perhaps it gave him a sort of street-cred to associate himself with the estate he could see from his bedroom window in nice, safe, respectable Cedarwood Road in Glasnevin".
During the development of P2CS, we noted the presence of enzymes erroneously classified as TCS proteins and containing domains involved in TCS signal transduction.
In the first advisory on the depression, it was noted that the previous tropical depression was erroneously classified as Tropical Depression Two.
Operationally, the National Hurricane Center initiated advisories at 0300 UTC and erroneously indicated that it was a tropical depression and noted that conditions did not favor significant intensification.
As noted, genome fragmentation can affect ORF annotation either by erroneously omitting ORFs or by duplicating annotations for fragments originating from the same ORF.
In this context, we noted that the start codon of the LTO1 gene was erroneously annotated (for further details of this aspect see Figure 2 figure supplements 2, 3, and 'Materials and methods').
