Inaccurate copies of this letter were sent by Galileo's enemies to the Inquisition in Rome, and he had to retrieve the letter and send an accurate copy.
The story, which was based on inaccurate agency copy also picked up by the Sun, was corrected the following day on page 2. Rothermere is thought to be significantly more pro-European than his newspapers and their readership.
His counsel had worked from an inaccurate English copy of the Latin statute of scandalum magnatum which had mistranslated several passages, forcing them to start the case anew.
In this case we used uninformative initial conditions, with identical choices for all rate parameters, corresponding to an inaccurate trajectory of copy number and heteroplasmy variance.
Furthermore, the power to detect disease associations in case control studies is also reduced with inaccurate genotyping of copy number [ 4].
These observations have been repeated and individually verified as genuine, and cannot therefore be attributed to inaccurate typing of copy number or of SNP genotype.
Instead of the laborious and often inaccurate process of copying these documents that absolved people of their sins, the Church had a better business plan.
Loss of data and lowered number of genes detected in earlier reports indicate that there is a bias for inaccurate representation of low copy number genes in the amplified pool of aRNA from minute samples.
Analysis of the MLPA results for the ESFT cell lines revealed that in 8/9 one or both of the two control probes located to chromosome 8 were duplicated, leading to an inaccurate assessment of the copy number of the 9p21 probes.
But the databases are coming under scrutiny from consumer lawyers and federal regulators, who say it can be challenging to remove inaccurate information or get copies of the reports, a requirement under federal law.
