Only lineage-specific indels are corrected, because indels that are shared between species would require multiple coinciding errors to explain, and therefore are much less likely to be erroneous.
We have previously found that the genotyping error rate of loci on the Affymetrix Axiom BOS 1 assay is very similar to that of the Illumina BovineSNP50 assay (~0.5%, data not shown) and thus, we do not expect genotyping errors to explain this result, although it is certainly a possibility.
The lesson was partly trial and error: to explain perimeter, Ms. Greene, tall and animated, ad-libbed.
Although the source parameters are chosen by trial and error to explain the observed ground motion at approximately 5 10 s, Model C still underestimates the observation at many stations, especially at periods of 5 s and shorter.
Some molecules with segment 9 translocations contain another copy of segment 10 at its original micronuclear position (Mn101005-20 and Mn101005-14 in Figure S5), suggesting the possibility of either intermolecular recombination or additional error; however we cannot exclude intra-molecular replication or PCR error to explain the segment 10 duplications.
Because our study involved a relatively small number of patients, we cannot discard a type 2 error to explain the absence of furosemide effect on other mucus parameters.
Some researchers have attributed high levels of green genes in CASH lineages to putative cryptic endosymbiotic gene transfer (EGT) events (e.g., [ 69, 70, 72]), while others have invoked poor taxon sampling, a lack of manual curation, and phylogenetic error to explain these findings [ 71, 73, 74].
As has been highlighted in a recent publication, the cancer registration errors necessary to explain differences that are seen between the 'best' European countries and the UK would need to be of an unrealistic magnitude (Woods et al, 2011).
For each of these four species we constructed a generalized linear model with quasi-Poisson error distribution to explain individual tree abundance.
Bergmann (2012) offers an error theory to explain away the overwhelming impression of unjustifiability: that we can't grasp evils much worse than ones which give rise to this impression.
Similarly, Seabra et al. [ 15] apply a spatial error model to explain the regional differences of infant mortality rates in 2000 among MCAs in Brazil.
