Sentence examples for methodological artefacts see from inspiring English sources

However, we find that the splicing index has some undesirable statistical properties (arising from large errors in the estimates in both the numerator and the denominator) as well as being prone to methodological artefacts (see below), and should be used with caution.

As first step data were downsampled and cleaned from artefacts (see Technical validation).

These junctions had been filtered in various ways to reduce artefacts (see Methods).

Susceptibility artefacts were primarily seen in the sediment-feeding irregular species, with the gut content being the source of these artefacts (see, for example, Additional file 6, Echinocyamus pusillus (Müller, 1776)).

De novo approaches show the low values in the latter species to be artefacts (see next section).

However, sequencing using Illumina technology indicated that clusters defined by indels were likely to be artefacts (see later).

AIF measurement is further complicated by flow artefacts, seen on many imaging sequences[ 4, 29, 30 ].

Note that initial ERP components were obscured by stimulus artefact (see Results).

Re-bleaching experiments suggest that this is not an experimental artefact (see Figure 2 figure supplement 5 ).

To prevent methodological artefacts and assure the validity of the detected transcript variants, confirmative procedures such as double NlaIII digestion were standard in all libraries.

One of the most common methodological artefacts is illustrated in Figure 6B; probesets that are close to the 3' ends of genes are not amplified as efficiently as interior probesets while probesets close to the 5' end have elevated GC content and reduced specificity (see below).