A sequence of incompetent juries had made a series of mediocre and often mistaken selections.
Analysis of mistaken frame selection in several tmRNA mutants supports a model in which A86 is recognized by a ligand, placing the resume codon appropriately into the ribosomal A-site.
It is therefore unlikely that the different proportions of selected sites found between secondary structures are due to relaxed purifying selection that has been mistaken for positive selection.
We have also examined the possibility that a relaxation of purifying selection in certain structures might have been mistaken for positive selection.
This fixation bias can be mistaken for natural selection (Nagylaki 1983; Pollard et al. 2006; Galtier and Duret 2007).
Note that the feature selection task undertaken within the model building process (described under this subsection) must not be mistaken for the feature selection role in establishing AD characterization.
At first glance, a visitor might have mistaken the last-minute selection of dancers as chaotic, but a closer look at Ballet Hispanico and its inner workings reveals that things were well under control.
If you're thinking this sounds a lot like the best-selling books penned by a certain New Yorker staff writer, you are not mistaken: Malcolm Gladwell made the selection.
Without these questions, without these discussions, without the selection "mistakes," the N.C.A.A. tournament would lose a good portion of its luster.
Recent work and her latest book, Evolution's Rainbow (2005) examines diversity, gender, and sexuality in nature and people to make the argument that Darwin's ideas about sexual selection were often mistaken, narrow, and overly reflective of the prejudices and misconceptions of the Victorian era.
