Sentence examples for the inclusion of errors from inspiring English sources

Over-interpreting the output from any one SNV calling algorithm as being the closest possible estimation to the real set of somatic SNVs risks the inclusion of errors that algorithm is vulnerable to, and the omission of real mutation identifiable by different algorithm designs.

A very useful functionality of this module is the inclusion of error codes.

A CD-ROM can hold 2 gigabytes of data, but the inclusion of error-correcting codes (to correct for dust, small defects, and scratches) reduces the usable data to 650 megabytes.

Apart from the inclusion of error reporting in the code of ethics, and in formal curricula, monitoring and accountability bodies within the public sector healthcare organizations must be established to oversee error sharing and error reporting without individual penalization.

The BBC apologises for any distress or offence that may be caused by the inclusion of these errors.

Even with a sample size of 80 (relatively large for a hydrologic application) the inclusion of sampling error in rainfall quantiles resulted in a standard deviation about 2.5 times higher than that considering only the uncertainty of the runoff coefficient and curve number.

The inclusion of an error margin in BLAST score rankings suggests that the set of MoLFunCs will be relatively stable to isolated changes in the databases due to updates, and to BLAST program versions or choices of substitution matrices that might shuffle the top hits based on their scores/e-values.

However, the least squares approach allows the inclusion of an error model and an estimation of the resulting uncertainty in the λ ℓ as shown in the next section.

The deletion of items and the inclusion of correlated error terms are two empirical strategies to improve fit to the model in CFA that might be interpreted as a contradiction towards a theory-driven approach.

It is worth emphasising that "censoring is unnecessary and perhaps detrimental" [[ 34] p160] for random errors whereas the inclusion of non-random errors will tend to bias results [ 35].

Taken together, our results indicate that the inclusion of Z-coordinate errors in the modeling of transmembrane β-barrels is a promising new direction and, further, suggest that additional selection criteria and more accurate modeling may further improve our method.