The most error-prone stage was the extraction of concepts from phrases.
The majority of data ambiguities that were found during the reviewing process (41 in total) were transcription errors confirming that the documentation process is still the most error-prone stage in reporting mtDNA population data, especially when performed manually.
He was notoriously prone to stage fright, yet the mannerisms give him absolute command – it just seems impossible that real anxiety could lurk beneath such a rococo simulation of it.
Left-leaning workers and unions that might be most prone to stage protests during today's economic crisis are often the ones most enthusiastic about President Obama and his efforts to revive the economy, help unions and enact universal health coverage.
ISTANBUL — The Turkish Parliament on Saturday amended an army regulation that had paved the way for military intervention in politics — another step in years of attempts by the pro-Islamic government to rein in the power of an army once prone to staging coups.
Having a rapid, but error-prone, first stage of detection is consistent with the tenets of signal detection theory, which posits that a liberal criterion should apply whenever the cost of a missed stimulus is higher than the cost of a false alarm [16].
As well as the accident-prone cast, the stage management team add to the confusion, putting out front-of-house calls that the performance will commence in one minute, three minutes, two minutes and finally three minutes again.
Because HR is principally error-free and NHEJ is error-prone, cell cycle stage is an important determinant for DSB repair fidelity.
It's mainly because I'm prone to burping on stage if I have a big meal beforehand.
"He was very accident prone and at one stage he was in plaster up to his thigh.
The technology is still at prototype stage and prone to glitches, but it has the potential to offer an alternative to the traditional remote control.
