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Besides the simple error term used in validation we incorporate also an error term that insures consistency among the initial network states used in simulations.
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The software was used to manually compare results from multiple gels at the same time to insure consistency of allele assignment across gels.
To insure consistency of acquaintance with the children, those workers who had known the target child for less than 6 months were excluded from the study.
When additional data (fingerprint maps, overgo hybridization, FISH) are employed to insure consistency, the likelihood of incorrectly aligning genomes (i.e., "chickenizing the turkey genome") appears to be low.
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