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"Any litigious areas are going to be a challenge on the E. & O. side," Mr. Nowell said, referring to errors and omissions.
Professional codes of ethics for psychotherapists (e.g. of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy or the Professional Association of German Psychologists BDP) do not refer to errors.
An optimal map alignment delivers a three-stage scenario: The aligned units (match/mismatch) refer to common ancestors, the duplications refer to differences in the individual duplication histories, and the indels may refer to errors or translocations.
The first of these seems to refer to error due to atypical circumstances.
To provide the error bar for each impedance, we referred to error estimates for real observations from 25 ocean bottom magnetometers (OBEMs) deployed in the Philippine Sea (Baba et al., 2010).
Although this model refers to bit errors, an error in a single bit will corrupt a whole packet.
cFor the case mix administrative data from SNEC, refractive error refers to refractive error other than myopia.
- Bias is directly related to the accuracy of an estimate and refers to systematic errors that affect any sample with the same constant error.
Precision also called reproducibility is the degree to which repeated measurements under unchanged conditions show the same results, and it refers to random errors.
Earlier assembly algorithms developed for Sanger sequencing follow an 'overlap - layout - consensus' paradigm, where consensus refers to fixing errors in the contigs (Ewing and Green, 1998; Ewing et al., 1998).
