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These may indicate erroneous "collapse" of reads from similar transcripts into a single consensus sequence.

The original PGC estimate of causality, shown in panel (b), indicates erroneous connections among the entire pool of neurons reflecting the complex causal relationships between each element.

The predicted functional motifs were found to be different in 43 cases, specifically, in 42 cases the motifs were found only in the annotated gene models but not in the cDNAs, indicating erroneous prediction, and in one case the motif was found in the cDNA but not in the annotated gene model (Additional file 6).

The findings of this study indicate strongly erroneous data in terms of micropore volume and apparent sample density, if the samples are not carefully degassed prior to the measurement, even when the measurement is performed in high vacuum.

From the testing results, we would also list two kinds of failed examples in Figure 33 to indicate some erroneous detected results in the vehicle counting application, which may be reasonable to illustrate the failed conditions in a more quantized manner.

To indicate possible erroneous assessments of road unevenness using the IRI only, a simulation study was conducted in which seven different homogeneous road profiles were considered with waviness values in the range from 1.5 to 3.0, and 0.1 variance component of single harmonic undulation with most dangerous wavelengths, all having the same nominal value IRI= 2.21mm/m.

For example, the existence of more than one methylation domain within a predicted island might indicate an erroneous merging of two small islands into a single longer island.

The distribution of fold change ratios between the panels modelled on the 100 probe replicates on each array indicate that erroneous fold change results are more likely to arise in the region corresponding to lower signal intensity.

The results indicate that erroneous replacements of consonants are best predicted by lexical information; that is, when part of the incoming speech signal is missing, listeners tend to fill in the gap by picking out one of the stimulus word's phonological neighbors which are part of their mental lexicon.

This indicates that erroneous predictions are filtered out during the merging process because an erroneous prediction by one of the methods is almost always not present in the other method.

However, a high association of errors with phred score, high relatedness of erroneous sequences with the parental sequence, dominance of specific nt substitutions, and skewed ratio of forward to reverse reads among erroneous sequences indicate approaches to filter erroneous sequences from repertoire data sets.