Sentence examples for inaccurate start from inspiring English sources

In addition, the curator is provided with links to pre-computed alignments of protein sequences and tables listing protein size and domain content associated with orthologous proteins to facilitate curation of group membership and to suggest inaccuracies in the gene model (e.g. missing genes or inaccurate start codons).

Inevitably the numbers were inaccurate but a start was made in epidemiology.

For the initially cold systems, the inaccurate fractions already start to grow after a single crossing time.

Rather, the inaccurate prediction of start and end coordinates of CNVs is likely to be largely responsible for the lack of correlation between CNVs and gene expression.

One of the protest organisers, Sue Wheat, wrote in seeking "to set the record straight" that the inaccurate Jakubovic posting "started off a mass media misinformation story about constituents bullying Stella".

But as a group of volunteers stood in a line in front of the door last weekend, doing our best to muffle the sound of this man's incoherent and scientifically inaccurate clamoring, we started talking about condoms.

Inaccurate frame beginning detection.

As in any MM/MRM study of prophylaxis, imprecise treatment initiation due to inaccurate predictions of the start of menses may have affected the observed results [12] but is likely reflective of real-world use; nVNS has the flexibility to be used outside the perimenstrual period (e.g., before or after menstruation) without increasing the potential for medication-related AEs and complications.

It only gets better on the inside, where Heritage asks, "Why did Senator Bob Corker vote in committee to put Russia's military interests ahead of our own?" After lobbing its perpetual (and inaccurate) charge that New START will limit U.S. missile defenses, the flyer goes on to claim that "START... will only lead to more nuclear weapons in the hands of rogue states like Iran and North Korea?" Huh?

The authors argue that inaccurate determination of transcription starts may lead to false annotation of translation starts.

In the course of centuries, manuscript copies of the translations, which were sometimes inaccurate and obscure at the start, were further mutilated by the mistakes of the scribes.