The capability to distinguish cancer as functional or a mistake tissue is very important for cancer treatment strategy.
No-one would mistake this functional conveyance for the luxury of the Orient Express.
We have identified two additional Ventx-family pseudogenes (VENTXP5 and VENTXP6), and also found two cases of pseudogenes that were originally mistaken for functional genes (MSX2P1 and VENTXP7).
Our goal has not been to annotate all possible gene fragments exhaustively, but rather to annotate as pseudogenes those regions that would otherwise be mistaken for functional protein-coding genes.
Cough as a functional symptom can also be mistaken for an allergic disorder in children [ 197].
"We've been mad and made mistakes, but we are very functional, happy people". As much as it seems that life is spiraling out of control, there is always a way to come back and make it work, she added.
For the physician, failure to obtain a treatment response may lead to the mistaken belief that the cough is functional or psychogenic.
Mistakes in developmental modulation of this functional maturation programme may be the leading cause for adult SV-originated arrhythmias; however, the genetic mechanisms regulating this process are still not understood.
Mistakes in designing a house (i.e. functional) in one project, or faults in a house elevation (i.e. aesthetical) are not disastrous mistakes.
Having criticized Davidson's theory of intention, Bratman offers a diagnosis of his mistake that connects directly with questions about the functional role of intending.
The limits on the chief engineers' power, despite their prestige, are real, and the engineering expertise and equal rank of the general managers in charge of the functional areas can keep chief engineers from making potentially dangerous mistakes.
