The phrase "irreversible errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to mistakes that cannot be undone or rectified. Example: "The company had made some irreversible errors in their accounting procedures which caused them to lose a lot of money."
This could result in gross and irreversible errors.
The pause in DNA synthesis is probably due to the intra- S checkpoint, which allows repair enzymes time to recognize the damaged DNA and to correct it, avoiding irreversible errors during replication (i.e. mutations).
They are easy to implement: While pooling with CRTD, STD or a random design requires either expensive robotic equipment or laborious manual processing that is prone to irreversible errors, a trained multi-channel pipette user can implement an NWD in a manner of minutes.
Using such non-overlapping weighted designs has a number of advantages over combinatorial pooling schemes: They are easy to implement: While pooling with CRTD, STD or a random design requires either expensive robotic equipment or laborious manual processing that is prone to irreversible errors, a trained multi-channel pipette user can implement an NWD in a manner of minutes.
D1 EDITORIAL A22-23 EdIrreversiblererrorinle error in Texas; updating diplomacy's language; Brent Staples on California schools.
Your June 23 editorial "Irreversible Error in Texas" rightly proclaims that "there can be no margin for error when the state takes human life".
Recognizing the possibility of an irreversible error, however, he and Church, in their earliest experiments, began to build drives capable of restoring any DNA that had been removed.
Yet the Mets' ownership is on the verge of making a much bigger, and probably irreversible, error — one that will leave fans feeling abandoned every year from 2009 on.
The influence of race in who is prosecuted for the death penalty and who is not, racial bias in sentencing, unfair jury selection processes, and appeal and post-conviction processes prone to irreversible error result in a death penalty system that disproportionately selects brothers and sisters of color and those who have killed white victims.
We sought to test the performance and robustness of projective standardization in preserving invariant properties of subtraction images in the presence of irreversible projection errors.
When they vote on judges with lifetime tenure or pass bills that restrict civil liberties, however, the errors may well be irreversible; hence, lengthy debate and delaying tactics can be a crucial safeguard.
