Americans have come a long way from the simple days of the Beardstown Ladies -- although the ladies turned out to be ahead of their time in achieving their big market gains through errors in bookkeeping.
Bob's initial work in this field focused on the possibility that birth defects might arise through errors in chromosomal segregation during egg maturation or fertilisation, and he worked with Ruth Fowler, whom he married in 1954, to demonstrate that eggs could be induced to mature chromosomally according to a predictable schedule by hormone treatment.
The paper assesses the spatial dynamics of the penalty, as measured through errors in the timing of predicted insect development stages, that results when entomologists use daily maximum and minimum temperature data from the nearest station to a location, in comparison with an interpolated temperature equivalent, to drive their models.
Information bias can occur through errors in FA identification on the ECG due the practitioner's inadequate skills.
David Krakauer, Santa Fe Institute, United States In this paper the authors demonstrate how phenotypic variation arising through errors in development (e.g. transcription and translation), can, when building on (amplifying) genetic variation, accelerate the fixation rate of neutral alleles.
(a), struck out "of this title" after "181" in two places and struck out "and without deceptive intent" after "through error", and, in subsec.
The error average and standard deviation are derived from those of the input signals through error propagation, in conformity with the uncertainty evaluation procedures recommended by metrological standards [34].
He was sent to Paris through an error in a coded message.
And one of them, Bernard Marx, through some error in his "conditioning," has an unhealthy and unsocial desire to be not somebody else but himself.
"In one theatre in Germany," Mrs Kent recalls, "it was discovered that through some error in the contract the troupe was expected to entertain gentlemen after the last performance.
