"Her decision on T.P.P. is a fairly significant error.
It's a fairly common error, with both words based on the verb presume, from the Latin praesumere, "to take in advance".
Apparently this is a fairly common error, but Dan wants to be bureaucratically resurrected, and there's nobody on the other end of the phone to talk to.
On the other hand, the step-like faults form a fairly representative error model when one considers multipath effects in maritime environments [18].
For both datasets; the classifier can pick out first person tweets with fairly low error rates (18.86% for flu and 21.81% for unemployment) (Table 2).
Because these numbers are 'estimates' constrained by little actual data and because the estimates probably have associated with them fairly large error bars, I do not find the budget convincing.
Note that for Chromosome Y simulated reads were generated using fairly realistic error distributions, but still raise questions about the simulation's fidelity (e.g., ability to capture the non uniform coverage pattern, potential cloning bias, etc., that would be inevitable in any real large scale genomic project).
He also made other fairly elementary errors, omitting to tell anyone where he was going (silly given that the Canadian wilderness is so big) and not telling anyone when he was coming back – in other words, making absolutely sure that even if he were missed he could never ever be found.
Fairly low errors (−0.88 to 0.49 g mol−1) in the proposed mass of the fragments were obtained (Fig. 7a; Table 1).
The effects of anodization variables were described based on this model and a simple, empirical kinetic expression was obtained and successfully tested against data from other authors with fairly small errors over a broad range of conditions.
