Sentence examples for false occurrence from inspiring English sources

There was something compelling about our odd transportation into a unreal "everyday" Paris street - which ended up feeling more like a scene from Paris When It Sizzles, a choreographed and entirely false occurrence for the benefit of a few thousand onlookers, than a real slice of Paris life.

We use the Westfall-Young Permutation [ 27] to do the multiple hypothesis testing to correct for false positive occurrence, because this is the only correction for taking advantage of dependence structure between genes, and accounts for gene co-regulation (review [ 37]).

Results show that this method can help protection engineers to adjust frequency-based relays to improve the anti-islanding capability and to minimize false operation occurrences, keeping the abnormal frequency variation utility requirements satisfied.

In addition, the rate of false-alarm occurrence using CS-FAM was identical under various noise levels.

As shown in a recent study [ 20], randomization on Illumina slides greatly improves the results reducing the number of possible false positive occurrences that would lead to a misinterpretation of the data.

This method is less stringent than other corrections such as the Bonferroni, and provides a good balance between discovery of statistically significant genes and limitation of false positive occurrences.

P values were adjusted for multiple comparisons using the BH (Benjamini-Hochberg) method [15], which provides a good balance between discovery of statistically significant differences and minimization of false-positive occurrences.

However, the authors did not make clear why such subcontrol (< 100%) responses are not actually an expression of false-positive occurrences, as seen in Calabrese and Baldwin (2001).

Running 10 replicates of the 0.01% MUT/WT mix in each PCR run allowed us to have a reliable reference for the Cq value obtainable from one single copy of the mutant allele, which was then used as a guideline for the identification of rare false-positive occurrences.

The no-precipitation signal carries important information for the analysis of precipitation frequency of occurrence, false alarm statistics as well as retrieval behavior analysis in satellite-derived precipitation products.

Since one can carefully assess the evidence for a prospective belief and still end up believing something false (a routine occurrence in academic inquiry, for instance), one can be ignorant in the first sense without being ignorant in the second.