There was, as I said, every type of error.
To generate the final summary score for each assembly, within each species the count of error free bases, N50 and broken N50 were normalized as follows.
As a result, when the error of the deterministic QSSA is estimated for a range of initial conditions that includes all possible values of the fast species, the error of the deterministic and stochastic QSSA shows a discrepancy as D T increases (Additional file 1: Figure S1B), and our method will give a false negative.
As process-based air pollution models become more widely used in epidemiological time-series analysis because of their advantages in terms of geographical coverage and their potential to provide complete time-series for all pollutant species of interest, assessments of error impact which include statistical simulation may be useful.
> -wrap-foot> The phylogenetic relationship between species is a potential source of error in analyses like ours, because the species share an evolutionary history and are thus not independent (Felsenstein 2008).
The melting temperatures for the two RNA species were within the range of error from the Tm found by the fluorescence melting curves, but there was a large difference in Tm between the two methods for the 3WJDNA.
The mass spectrum of the full-length protein displayed an m/z value of 7183.39 which is in agreement with the expected m/z for the [M + H] + species of 7187.59, the mass error observed is within the calibration limitation given the small molecular weight of the protein.
Divergence-based ascertainment bias calls into question the validity of earlier studies of the site frequency spectrum from regions which have been selected based on their evolutionary rate between species but have ignored this source of error.
We first sought to examine whether eGFP were being shed from decorated phage by performing electrophoretic separation, followed by fluorescence analysis on the two species that notes the greatest degree of error for both fluorescence and size determination (Fig. 3).
One potential source of error for modeling widespread species is that subspecies and/or races of species are frequently pooled for analyses, which may mask biologically relevant spatial variation within the distribution of a single widespread species.
Under an assumption of independence of model errors across species, the model error variance for a group or all species combined are computed as the sum of the variances of individual species.
