Thermostats may be mis-set.
Consequently, many (the vast majority, in some cases) R-genes may be mis-annotated by gene prediction programs, and manual annotation is recommended to correct the errors [ 2].
Because we relied on these laboratory estimates and applied them uniformly over the study period, we may be mis-estimating the actual utilized cooking energy.
Genes corresponding to the last 82 amino acids of WD0622 WPWAU02577 and WPWAU0686) are also predicted since a substitution has produced a new start codon, although these may be mis-predictions, as numerous SNPs and deletions have accumulated relative to WD0622.
Only 5% (two fish) assigned to the Trent (the source of the parents of introduced fish), which may be mis-assignments, as 5% also assigned to the Arun, 10% to the Anglian Blackwater and 10% to the Nene, from where no restocking had taken place.
Millions of people may be mis-sold gas and electricity when smart-meter technology is rolled out across the country, the consumer group Which? has warned.
For example, BMI does not distinguish between muscle and fat so muscular people may be mis-categorized as overweight or obese.
In his latest blog post, Dr. Justin Patchin ponders on the interactions between his adult friends, who actively tease, mock, and exclude each other, and suggests that perhaps some of our traditional techniques of measuring bullying, such as by asking youth if they'd ever been called mean or hurtful names, may be mis-capturing these friendly interactions.
However, since melanomas are not routinely screened for these genes, some melanomas that belong to these subtypes may be mis-classified as 1.1.
Protein transduction of recombinant transcription factors has been used for reprogramming [3], but proteins produced in bacteria may be mis-folded and lack essential modifications that only occur in mammalian cells, so that their in vivo functionality may be compromised.
Some cases will be missed, others may be mis-diagnosed.
