That is, the referenced publication was incorrect or the publication list for a fact was incomplete.
Another type of error is an error of specificity, where a publication may demonstrate a fact, but the curator recorded a less-specific version of that fact (for example, annotation to a more general Gene Ontology term).
For example, a false-negative error is one where a database curator has curated a publication that contains a fact F, and F is within the curation scope of the database, but F was not included in the database.
"Since the letters were addressed to the fictitious names used by the Bureau for the subscriptions, it appeared that the publication 'In Fact' furnished a mailing list to 'The Readers Club,' " the report says.
"As an upcoming artist myself, I know for a fact that many publications won't be interested in you unless you are already 'somebody,'" Rondeau said.
Moreover, this report is not published in a peer-reviewed publication; in fact, it's not published anywhere, except on the No on 37 website.
(i) In a few cases, a validator scored a fact as an error (not present in the publication), although the fact was present in the cited publication.
The Tachyon publication, a more thoroughly edited and fact-checked version, provides an invaluable record of Dick's Marin County years.
Just a few weeks after its publication, in fact, John Gielgud was arrested and charged with "importuning male persons for immoral purposes" (having endured the humiliations of his trial, he was fined just £10).
This publication is in fact a shiny, sexy catalog masquerading as an editorial product, although, come to think of it, the stuff sold on the newsstands these days rarely looks as good.
