Isn't this statement false, precisely because the negative predication, "Theaetetus is not flying," is true?
More precisely, the active false targets generate a coherent pulse train of the same carrier frequency, modulation type, pulse width, and pulse repetition frequency (PRF).
While it is not possible to precisely identify the false positive predictions (predicted amino acid sequences that are not real proteins) from these data, it is clear that the rate of false positive predictions must be substantial for each prediction method.
Additional streptococci species were used as out-groups in order to define species borders more precisely and avoid false positive results.
Choosing an appropriate statistic and precisely evaluating the false discovery rate (FDR) are both essential for devising an effective method for identifying differentially expressed genes in microarray data.
However, the only way to precisely control the false positive rate would be to calibrate using all or a randomly selected set of equally expressed genes.
However, at least three fragments seemed to be required to assess precisely to avoid false-negative results (Shinozaki et al, 2012).
In August, when a pulmonologist explained the terrible effects of ozone on the lungs of children, William Daley, the White House chief of staff at the time, responded, "What are the health impacts of unemployment?" That is precisely the kind of false choice that big business and Republicans constantly demand, as if jobs and the economy cannot survive if public health is protected.
However, network modules often are false positives precisely due to that one cannot ensure that two interactions are active under the same conditions.
Yet criticising New Atheists for their "false beliefs" makes precisely the same mistake and reduces this culture to its propositional statements and knowledge claims.
