For this reason, error frequency is an equally important factor in ranking the coaches' play-calling skills.
"This mechanism, mismatch repair, reduces the error frequency during DNA replication by about a thousandfold," the committee wrote.
But in an experiment such as Racker-Stoeckenius, there is no objective error frequency.
Dependent variables included situation awareness, reaction time, error frequency, and subjective performance.
Fig. 12 Error frequency on the detection of Base and Mis-U DSs.
At 1.0 mM MnCl2, the error frequency reached to 8.5% and 11% for the VH and VL respectively, although a significant transition/transversion bias was observed.
We also defined different threshold sets to investigate the dependency of the error frequency on the precision of the interaction criterion.
Overall, the possibly most conspicuous and expected finding is that the error frequency increases with decreasing precision of the interaction criterion.
On the one hand the technology was applied in order to automate processes and to reduce the error frequency during work processes.
This error frequency is of the same magnitude observed for bacterial whole genome sequencing efforts (typically approximated at 1 error in 10,000 bases).
Thus, for an aligner such as Novoalign that uses a threshold of a fixed number of mismatches, rather than accept an error frequency, longer reads may actually impair the detection of non-identical, but highly related species.
