This degradation in the positioning error can be due to the reduction in the L-band SNR or due to the reduction in the number of tracked GNSS satellites or a combination of both.
In our experience with single-molecule methylation analyses (23, 43), the rate of single CpG errors which can be due to stochastic methylation errors (biological variation) or bisulfite conversion errors (technical variation) is in the order of several (0 5) percent, depending on the analyzed gene and cell type.
The PEDCHECK program [ 26] was used to detect marker typing incompatibilities in pedigree data, which can be due to errors in pedigree structure or sample switching.
Errors within a binary gene tree can be due to sequence alignment problems, phylogenetic reconstruction artifacts (e.g. long branch attraction) or a lack of phylogenetic signal (especially for genes encoded by short sequences).
Because variants supported by a single RNA-seq read can be due to sequencing errors, reads from pre-processed RNA, and errors in transcription, we computed the number of reads supporting the regions unique to each isoform i.e. reads supporting the existence of an alternative isoform; all the remaining variants were supported by at least two unique reads.
As noted by Acemoglu and Autor (2011), these discrepancies can be due to measurement errors, under-reporting and transfer of income among individuals.
Source of variations in the model fittings can be due to measurement errors in parasite density, which could be due to inaccurate parasite quantification as a result of either poor sample preparation, error in parasite counting and technician performance [ 27].
Uncertainty in defining the minimal intron length can be due to sequencing errors in genomes, to artifacts in intron size determination by annotation pipelines and to the lack of a tool like GeneBase, which is especially useful for retrieving data with numerical range constraints.
The squared root of AVE for each construct tended to exceed the correlation of the specific construct and the other constructs indicating discriminant validity [ 29]. [ 30] points out that one-third to two-thirds of the variance in a typical consumer research measure can be due to measurement errors.
