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This introduces an error of about ± 0.1 log K. pH was estimated from the forward model simulations.
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It is unclear whether Abbott has corrected Moore's error, or introduced an error of his own.
Data from Chimner and Ewel [ 2005] suggest that this might introduce an error of 25 30% in estimates of plant production.
Finally, it was proved that if the camera was placed at a 90° degree angle relative to the real jar, the system was introduced an error of 3 pixels (the minima of all cases).
To some extent this is mitigated against by a sensible user-entered threshold of around 20 ion counts, but even so, comparing two reporter ion peaks that just pass such threshold could introduce an error of around 2.5% into the final ratios: Eg. The user-entered ion count threshold is set to 19.
Neglecting a subset of reactions also introduces an error in the representation of the measurement Y ( t ) versus Y ˜ ( t ) due to the difference between X ( t ) and X ˜ ( t ).
The study shows that using the traditional MI assumptions for nanoscale strain measurement introduces an error in the order of 2.7%.
High lethality of mutants introduces an error-threshold in a multiplicative fitness landscape.
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