The phrase "innate error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental or inherent mistake that is part of a system or process.
Example: "The researchers discovered an innate error in the algorithm that affected the overall results of the study."
Alternatives: "fundamental flaw" or "intrinsic mistake."
In addition, due to the low genomic coverage, the degradation of the template DNA, and the innate error rate of the sequencing platforms [12], the paleogenomic data contains a significant number of sequencing errors, resulting in an excess of C to T substitutions due to cytosine deaminations as compared to the corresponding reference genome [3], [5], [9], [13].
Despite these results, innate error in the calibration and bias error in the patient-fiber coupling can introduce measurement effects that cannot be corrected through calibration.
However, due to the innate error rate of reaction enzymes, it has been reported that NGS had limited sensitivity to about 0.5% and therefore may have less utility among those treatment-experienced patients with a persistent viremia.
All digital elevation models (DEMs) contain innate errors.
Moreover, the census data included some innate errors during the 2011 census record process (Armaş and Gavriş 2016).
These facts, together with the observation that cell type is a discrete rather than continuous property, led C. H. Waddington to propose that developmental processes have innate error-correction properties, which he called "canalization" [ 1].
For instance, innate errors in fatty-acid, organic-acid and amino-acid metabolism are measured using tandem mass spectrometry (MS) from blood samples obtained from newborn babies [ 7].
Indeed, individuals with inborn errors in zinc malabsorption present a reduced adaptive immunity that is compensated by the upregulation of innate immunity [2].
Liver biopsy does have innate limits, such as sampling error and sample size effect, which surpass those of liver interpretation.
Design errors, however, remain an innate feature of construction and engineering projects.
As a escapee from one such institution, my experience is that the ethos thus instilled largely consists of overweening arrogance, a total inability to admit errors, and a feeling of innate superiority to the rest of the population, leading to such joyous public-school-led adventures as the Iraq war and the banking crisis.
