These include inaccurate hypotheses, such as the assumption that every hairpin structure produces just a single mature miRNA [22], [23] or that pri miRNAs are always processed by the Drosha complex, whose cleavage cite determines the start position of the mature miRNA [24], [27].
But to say he is just some wretched misogynist is an inaccurate, lazy hypothesis reached by a generation prone to immediate outrage.
In both approaches, the connection of each protein pair is scored by the probability of observing this connection at random for the given networks, which might result in limited performance due to inaccurate null hypotheses of the underlying statistical tests.
His glib hypothesis is inaccurate.
A finite Doppler broadening makes the mapping inaccurate and Taylor's hypothesis invalid.
This may be due to our hypothesis being inaccurate or to other factors; other limiting AA could have prevented the effects of Lys, Met, and His infusions or the infusion periods could have been too short to induce a response in DMI.
This paper deduced the strain distribution of the slope by using the finite deformation theory based on the regulation of slope displace and deformation, and it is found that the strain field obtained from the Cauchy strain hypothesis is obviously inaccurate by comparing with that from the finite deformation theory.
The hypothesis suggests that inaccurate ascertainment of ages biases death rates downwards among older blacks, more so than among whites (Preston et al. 2003).
Once both the hypotheses of having inaccurate and outdated CSI estimates have been ruled out, there are still other reasonable effects which may jointly limit the performance of IA and may not completely disappear when using a large number of pilot symbols.
Indeed, "bad" experimental results may be due to factors unrelated to the hypothesis being tested for example, inaccurate experimental apparatus and thus not indicative of the falsity of the hypothesis.
