In addition, the quantity (5) describes the probability that the SDCSS indicates k1 available channels, whereas the remaining available channels are overlooked due to sensing errors where Θ k 1 l 1 denotes the l1th set with k1 available channels.
But when such a comparison was carried out using the Galileo probe, which is currently orbiting Jupiter, the two answers matched.If overlooked forces and man-made errors cannot account for the anomaly, what is left?
Errors are easily overlooked, especially in large data sets and when computers are involved, because we simply become detached from our data.
The risk of type 2 error for an overlooked difference of 10% failing VC is only 20% with 1-β = 80%.
As confocal microscopy was taken for every 1 µm of the nonwoven web sections, errors could come from the overlooked areas between the sections.
Manual detection of CMBs in TBI patients is a time consuming task that is prone to errors, because CMBs are easily overlooked and are difficult to distinguish from blood vessels.
In August, 1874, Ezra Abbot sent to Scrivener a letter: the rough draught of which covered forty odd pages, devoted to the correction of apparent errors and a statement of overlooked facts in the first edition of the Plain Introduction.
This can lead to an increased risk of false-negative errors (i.e., a disease is overlooked) and false-positive errors (i.e., a disease is inaccurately diagnosed).
Based on experience with PET/CT, radiologists can be better prepared to identify subtle and readily overlooked lesions when only CT is available, thus avoiding errors and helping to improve patient management.
Hence a total of 137 TvBspA ORF correspond to either mis-annotated, error-containing sequences, derived from genes with overlooked introns, pseudogenes, gene fragments, partially sequenced genes, or have sequencing errors/ambiguities.
