However, despite the usefulness, these databases have performed systematic annotations resulting in different numbers of soybean WRKY transcription factors and some incorrect gene models.
Improper methodology, poor data quality, and insufficient or biased taxonomic sampling are among the factors leading to incorrect gene tree topologies [ 33].
Mrs. Garman's accident occurred in September 2006, when she received twice her prescribed dose five separate times because a physicist had "entered an incorrect magnification factor into the treatment planning computer," according to state regulators.
h Incidence rate of non-admitted ED patients in Slovenia is an underestimation, due to an incorrect extrapolation factor.
Although these deviant distributions may be partly explained by the inaccuracy of the MDRD equations in Asian populations [ 40], and an incorrect coefficient factor for female gender, which underestimates true GFR [ 41], the possibility of potential selection bias cannot be ruled out in this study.
We are often most incorrect on factors that are widely discussed in the media or highlighted as challenges facing societies, such as the proportion of young adults still living at home, immigration and wealth inequality.
In African societies, incorrect risk factors for cervical cancer such as abortion, lack of hygiene and the insertion of products/fingers into the vagina are commonly cited by women [ 8, 13].
The results show that complete neglect of the heat capacity terms may lead to estimations of the activity that are incorrect by a factor of 12.
The degradation is shown to be particularly severe for a simple example of near-resonantly forced Kelvin waves in a channel, when the energy of the forced response can be incorrect by a factor of 2 or more, even with 25 grid points per wavelength.
Unfortunately, this calculation is incorrect by a factor of approximately 20.
For each condition in Table 1, we repeated our calculations by assuming the highest and lowest variant prevalence rates were incorrect by a factor of two or four.
