"repetitive errors" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase to describe a pattern of things that have been done or said incorrectly over and over again. For example, "The student had made repetitive errors on their assignments, so their teacher decided to have a one-on-one session with them to help them understand the material better."
And therefore, make repetitive errors.
First of all, the error rate of 454 is not negligible, especially if the target sequence contains homopolymers [ 19], which can lead to repetitive errors.
However, high-throughput NGS sequencing can produce nucleotide errors, while the short sequences used by NGS can lead to repetitive errors in assembly.
Kelly, J. et al. State preservation by repetitive error detection in a superconducting quantum circuit.
In such cases, control can be improved if the repetitive error pattern is exploited.
Here's a new Y Combinator-backed startup that's sure to catch they eye of plenty of web developers: Proxino, a new service that promises to let developers detect errors on all of their client-side JavaScript, without having to manually wrap their code with repetitive error handling commands.
In LS, mutations in the DNA mismatch repair (MMR) gene result in widely dispersed replication errors or instability in highly repetitive error prone areas found primarily in intronic sequences of the genome, known as microsatellites [ 13].
Several technical malfunctions of the device, such as repetitive error messages and missing data in the data log owing to communication problems between the new hardware components, are shortcomings of the present version of the device.
So, following on from my question last week about gaming habits, what are your repetitive gaming errors, your Hamlet-like fatal flaws?
More and more scientists now see advantages in automating some of their more repetitive or error-prone tasks.
The feedback control also relied crucially on the experimenter manually acquiring samples and applying the necessary control inputs to the system a tedious, repetitive and error-prone task that also limited the maximum measurement and input application frequency.
