Due to an error in the scanning protocol, for the first 14 scan sessions, brain slices were acquired in an interleaved manner, while the last 26 scan sessions were collected in an ascending order.
For more accurate computer-guided implant surgery, various studies, including the development of standardized methods to reduce errors in the fusion of scanned CT, model scan data, and doubled CT data and improvements in accurate surgical template preparation methods for minimum errors, are necessary.
Similarly, Ho et al. found that RTVue had clinically significant errors in the central parts of the scans in 69% in eyes with AMD and in 25% in eyes with DME [ 29].
To reduce false positives due to possible errors in the assembly process, re-scanning of each SNP position for the 195 potentially more reliable protein coding SNPs was conducted using the Seqman-Pro viewer program.
The majority of the cases were caused by errors in the metadata of the input scan, namely the units for the scanning resolution were incorrectly specified as being dots per centimeter instead of dots per inch.
Long scanning times might induce errors in the stitching process of the captured images; the scanning times tend to decrease as the operator experience increased.
The distributions were asymmetrical, showing that considerable errors in the data had been introduced during scanning.
Correcting these errors in the starting structure prior to alanine scanning avoids an asymmetrical comparison between a poor input structure and a repaired alanine point mutant.
Detailed studies on how and to what extent the PMT voltage influences signal intensities and expression ratios would be useful to ensure that errors in the data are not introduced during scanning.
The data presented here, and elsewhere [ 4], demonstrate that even at the very last step in the process of generating microarray data, i.e., the time interval between the final hybridization wash and the completion of microarray scanning, substantial errors in the Cy5/Cy3 ratios can be introduced.
