Mutations arise through unrepaired errors accrued during DNA replication and other damage-causing processes.
Because of the Rag deficiency, these cells only express the rearranged transgenic TCR, allowing absolute identification of errors accruing during sample preparation or through mis-sequencing.
The Rockies committed a major league-low 68 errors and accrued the best fielding percentage of any team in major league history (.98925, slightly better than the 2006 Red Sox).
The error costs that accrue when legal enforcement is ordered against a person who has not in fact made an enforceable contract are kept small, Scanlon asserts, by the strict and fairly formal requirements for entering into a contract (Scanlon 2001: 108).
Further, the controlled vocabulary to which the gene product is curated can change over time, often with more-specific elements being added, so errors of specificity can accrue over time.
Error is likely to accrue during the BLASTx search of the TA contigs against the GRS dataset, and indeed when this BLASTx was repeated for two of the GRS using more stringent parameters of identity less error was encountered.
We carried out only single data extraction, and although we did our best to minimise any inconsistency in the reviewers' interpretation, it is possible that errors may have accrued.
"So you can use that information to take out the error, or at least some of the error, that has accrued between the first time you saw that object and the next time you saw it," Leonard says.
Most mobile robot systems accrue an odometry error while moving, and hence need to use external sensors to recalibrate their position on an ongoing basis.
Penalties accrue with every error of timing and navigation.
