Given what they take to be a basic fact that God has endowed us with the capacity to know the truth (albeit within certain limits), i.e., to know to a certain degree how or what things really are, this interest in the possibility of error makes perfectly good sense (Meditations IV, 3 17; Principles of Philosophy I, 70 72; Ethics II, Proposition 49, Scholium).
In order to exclude the possibility of errors in our time measurements, we re-calculate the benchmarks for all cases in which Ullmann's algorithm shows a smaller matching time than the VF2.
Since neuroblastic tumours are rare, the reliability of the findings might be queried on the basis of the low annual number of cases (about 5 per year in the study area) and the possibility of errors in some dates of diagnosis.
Although a principal strength of this study is the ability to resolve a wide range of CVDs in a large-scale cohort, the principal limitation is the possibility of errors in the individual EHR data sources.
Specifically, newly observed alterations must be analyzed in both the new isolate as well as the reference genome to discard the possibility of errors in published sequences.
Assuming this balance, standard peer review needs no checks for the possibility of errors in the claims made by the reviewers' reports, and controls only for individual variation (by comparing two or more reports) rather than for possible field-bias (in which most reviewers from a given field may be less amenable to evidence from other fields outside their expertise).
Despite our efforts to use all available CMS data to confirm the practice affiliation of providers obtained from the AAOS practice survey data, the possibility of errors in the assignment of specific providers to specific practices at the time of first onsite MRI acquisition remains.
By providing Phrap with trimmed and error-corrected reads, we reduce the possibility of errors in Phrap consensus.
To counter concerns about the possibility of errors in urine collection, specimens measured after 1967 were diluted to a constant volume and the specific gravity recorded.
We cannot conclusively exclude the possibility of errors in the online genome sequence annotations, and this is of particular concern for the horse where there is extensive divergence in the 3' flanking sequence.
