Once the errors have been fixed and the application has been submitted in (technically) error-free form, it's NIH's turn.
I agree with the authors that intraoperative technical errors during femoral preparation in resurfacing hip prostheses are important reasons for short-term and midterm failures of this procedure, which technically is more challenging than conventional THA [ 4].
First, we noticed that amplitude estimations appeared technically more error-prone than phase estimations.
The auditory looming bias is technically a systematic error in our perception of looming sounds.
While, technically speaking, the error is on Twitter's side here, Facebook probably should have had some kind of warning in place to alert the app developers – whomever they may be – of the consequences of their decisions.
At some point in the 90s, Tillmans starts realizing that prints he's making that technically contain development errors are also unique photographic objects which can never be precisely repeated.
The fraction of statistically significant P values across simulation runs is an estimate of empirical power because simulation runs that fail to identify statistically significant differences are technically Type II errors (since we assume β1 ≠ 0 in the simulation).
*Maple syrup urine disease, a lethal, retardation-causing metabolic error known technically as branched-chain ketoaciduria that affects one baby in 250,000.
Mr Murphy held his East Renfrewshire seat by a 20-point margin in 2010, but the latest Ashcroft poll shows him trailing his Scottish National Party (SNP) challenger by nine points.All polls come with a health warning, technically called "margins of error"; yet a nine point lead is pretty convincing.
The method is at least as sensitive as PCR, Mirkin says, and more accurate--the team could also detect a change of a single letter in the DNA, a technically difficult feat for error-prone PCR.
