The Voigt measurement model, developed in the 1990s for identification of the error structure of impedance measurements, is shown here to have utility in identifying resistivity distributions that give rise to frequency dispersion.
Wrong statement about results of published articles (reference 104): We acknowledge that the results were misquoted in the systematic review and appreciate the identification of the error.
The maximum score of each item in both parts was three points: one point for correct identification of the error only, two points for correct identification and syntactically proper (but semantically inappropriate) correction, and three points for completely correct answers.
This phase includes selecting data to be used for analysis and data clearing, such as identification of the potential errors in data sets, handling missing values, and removal of noises or other unexpected results that could appear during the acquisition process.
The decision of editing was based upon the identification of manifest errors in the automated predictions, such as the prediction of a four base pair intron 5'-CCCT-3', missing the consensus GT-AG sequences typically flanking introns for the Ag-3 predicted transcript (XM_309157).
Furthermore, the identification of fewer errors with the destructive test is querying the actual testing procedure of seam bonds.
This enabled the filling of 34 additional gaps and the identification of two errors in the assembly that corresponded to inversions of one scaffold relative to its neighboring scaffolds.
This includes the online monitoring of responses allowing the identification of errors, as per earlier error-detection theories, and also the detection of conflict between different possible responses to a stimulus, event, or situation.
Quality controls realized by each participant during the study allowed the identification of errors by the two local participants.
Using multiple sources allows for the identification of probable errors in the databases.
