Sentence examples for error specific from inspiring English sources
Each detected time is subject to a detection error and, different for all times, and a clock synchronization error specific for each microphone.
In a retest design the amount of transient error, that is, systematic measurement error specific to a single measurement occasion, is quantified within an IRT framework (study II, N = 586) as well as the convergence of self-and observer-ratings of the trait (study III, N = 400).
In future studies, investigators should consider carefully the amount and type of error specific to the food-outlet type under study in selecting secondary data sources.
Here, we present single-molecule Förster resonance energy transfer measurements of the DNA bending dynamics induced by Thermus aquaticus MutS and the E41A mutant of MutS, which is known to have error specific deficiencies in signaling repair.
However, further studies, reviewed by Paus (2001), suggest that the ERN is not, in fact, error specific, and have also shown that it can be modulated by lesions remote from the ACC.
In both of these settings, however, an empirical estimate of geocode location error, specific to the local setting in which the study was conducted, can be used to formally evaluate the consequences of this source of measurement error on epidemiologic results.
This could make it possible to overcome the errors specific to each of these methods.
It is also important to emphasize that errors specific for the manual edition of reuse codes were not inserted in this study.
Potential sources of errors specific for stable isotope-based methods or label-free approaches are explicitly outlined.
The consensus map has to deal with errors specific to optical mapping including missing cuts, false cuts, inaccurate fragment sizes, and chimeric maps [ 14].
Nevertheless, although dinucleotide TRs are less prone to sequencing and genotyping errors compared with mononucleotide TRs (Ellegren 2004; Albers et al. 2010; Luo et al. 2012), one cannot completely rule out the existence of such errors specific to these repeats.
