Another source of underestimation is that several different erroneous versions of the same protein may be present in public databases and their correction may yield the same corrected sequence.
Figure 9 shows the effect of adaption on one station with all the other stations using the correct value of n=60 and inhibiting their correction algorithms.
Although speech recognition systems are more accurate than ever, typical users still spend more time correcting errors than dictating text; half of their correction time is spent just moving a cursor to errors identified in, say, a dictated e-mail.
The summary will specify the academic deficiencies, the steps necessary to correct them (only if deemed correctable), and the period of time allowed for their correction (normally one academic quarter).
The summary should specify the student's academic deficiencies, the steps necessary to correct them (if deemed correctable), and the period of time that is allowed for their correction (normally one academic quarter).
If transactional errors are discovered during the account reconciliation, the department is responsible for their correction.
On the contrary, he regards Russia's travails and the dim prospects for their correction with cold-eyed realism.
That made sense to them because much of our language is rooted in Latin; as a result, their "correction" was widely accepted.
The study considers the problem of the anxiety-depressive disorders (ADD) in children with concomitant obesity in the context of the search for effective methods of their correction.
Yet, overreacting did ease tension, allowed for the discovery of design flaws and their correction, and in the process reduced the number of potential disasters — all of which can be considered positive results.
Whatever inequalities may thereby be created, this is not the forum for their correction for the all-sufficient reason that the extent and nature of inequalities are themselves controversial matters hardly meet for judicial solution.
