Larger bandwidths would reduce the impact individual trees have on mortality rates; however, selecting individuals that are increasingly more different than the target tree might increase error rates in other ways, which might be what is contributing to the small increase in mortality error when k = 60 (Fig. 5a).
Although the Li et al. model attempts to control for factors that might increase error (such as scanner bias), the errors between the two approaches are comparable (Fig. 1B) with GLAM having slightly higher errors for target concentrations less than 4 pM, but much lower errors for target concentrations >4 pM.
Furthermore, saving battery power by disabling these functions also prevents field workers from being distracted by the applications that might increase data entry errors.
These findings, together with the striking differences in the MAF of this polymorphism among the different HapMap populations, strongly suggested that population stratification might increase type I errors in the AO association analysis.
This in turn leads to more regression parameters that need to be estimated from Equation (1), which might increase the standard error of the effect size β X.
The density of immunohistochemically positive tumor cells was measured in GBMs (mild: 46.31 ± 22.23%, moderate: 2.02 ± 2.88%, strong: 0.23 ± 0.49%) and LGGs (mild: 12.31 ± 5.46%, moderate: 0.01 ± 0.01%, strong: 0%), which were significantly different (P < 0.05), although the smaller areas might increase the sampling error.
This high number of steps might increase the risk of errors.
Philippe et al. (2011) claimed that adding more sequences is insufficient for resolving difficult phylogenetic questions because "non-phylogenetic" signals derived from model violation (systematic errors) might increase and compete with "genuine" signals.
The increased conformational flexibility of the template strand conferred by the R517K and R517A replacements predicts that, in comparison with wild-type pol λ, R517A and R517K pol λ might have increased error rates for single-base deletions that involve slipped intermediates with an extra base in the template strand.
It was hypothesized that perhaps enrolling older subjects might increase the false positive error due to the addition of the extracted teeth into the sample.
