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The phrase "fortuitous errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe mistakes or inaccuracies that occur by chance, often leading to unexpected positive outcomes. Example: "The fortuitous errors in the experiment led to a groundbreaking discovery that no one anticipated."
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Transposition does not result from fortuitous errors during replication or lesion repair, but can be considered to be an active mutagenic process, resulting in mutations that are different from SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms).
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The best agreement with experiment is achieved with the PBE approach, likely due to fortuitous error cancellation.
This suggests that aggregate considerations may not be essential for reasonable radiation heat transfer predictions from luminous flames because of fortuitous error cancellation, resulting in typically a 10 to 30% net effect.
Reaping two times the luck thanks to her fortuitous error, Fike matched every number except the Powerball and clinched the $1 million prize twice -- becoming the first person in Virginia to win two $1 million Powerball lottery prizes in the same lottery drawing, the Virginia Lottery reports.
That means that the results for (J_chi) are due to a fortuitous cancellation of errors.
All gene segments less frequent than TRBV5-7 (withethexceptionof of TRBV3-1 itself) are currently annotated as pseudogenes, and all chromosome 9 orphon gene segments are in this group (we presume that the alignment to orphons is due to fortuitous PCR or sequencing errors derived from their paralogs on chromosome 7).
However, the Sun is much more complex than assumed by this model both its temperature and density vary strongly with radius and such excellent agreement (≈7% relative error) is partly fortuitous.
The challenge is to evaluate whether these factors are indeed correlated to the phenomenon or if the statistical significance results from fortuitous association or type 1 statistical error (probability of rejecting a null hypothesis when it is true).
But does this imply that differences in tRNA repertoires represent selected adaptations to reduce frameshifting costs or is anticodon diversity under selection for other reasons, for example translational efficiency (Higgs and Ran 2008), and reduction in error rates constitutes a fortuitous side effect?
Or it could result from an error implementing the protocol or even a fortuitous garble on the wire which creates just the right message by mistake.
Secondly, the split may be fortuitous, resulting in an underestimation or overestimation of the prediction error.
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