Sentence examples for error in the expression from inspiring English sources
Upon publication of the original article [1], it was noticed that in the caption of Fig. 2, there is a typographical error in the expression " p ≥ ∫p i " that defines the cell positions for which a point ei should vote.
If each of non-target genes were switched on or off independent of each other, the error in the expression of target genes that could be influenced by each switch would occur frequently.
Moreover, though the proposed goodness scoring function is tailored to assess the goodness of the biclusters of co-expressed genes, the general framework of differential co-expression can be extended to evaluate the goodness of the other types of biclusters such as low error in the expression which requires a scoring function proposed by Kostka & Spang i.e. ratio of error variances = E2(b)/E1(b).
You write that cloned animals have serious defects because "the cloning process seems to create random errors in the expression of individual genes.
This caused asymmetry in the distributions at high intensities, indicating that errors in the expression ratios of these spots had been introduced (Fig. 4A).
Regulation of RPGs is important because their expression is regulated very precisely: each ribosome contains exactly one each of up to 84 different proteins, and errors in the expression levels of these genes will result in malformed ribosomes [ 1].
The CCC-Biclusters defined in the previous section are perfect, in the sense that they do not allow errors in the expression pattern S that defines the CCC-Bicluster.
This reduction works up to the mutation rate μ m a x i, while for μ ~ μ m a x i, errors in the expression status of one gene can be propagated to the expression of many other genes, which in turn will induce changes in the expression statuses of other genes.
Nonetheless their detection is not uncommon (Drake, 2007) and they have been explained by the existence of transient phenotypic mutators in the population due to transcriptional or translational errors in the expression of key genes involved in replication or DNA repair (Ninio, 1991; Drake, 2007).
Due to the fluctuation of gene expression and the error in the gene expression measurement, as more tissues being examined, fewer genes will be observed as expressed in all the tissues.
