Depending on the mutant phenotype, scoring is not always completely clear, and even when the phenotype is unambiguous, labeling errors can happen.
So Dretske's interim conclusion is that we cannot count this as an unambiguous case of error, on his theory as outlined so far.
The discrimination of coherent states has been considered, so far, within two main approaches, namely minimum-error and unambiguous discrimination, although the former is more developed.
The main reasons for exclusion were as follows: 174 claims had no independent expert review (having been notified because of potential rather than actual claims); and 249 claims were found to be unrelated to problems associated with GPs (legal certificates, pure technical errors or unambiguous knowledge deficiency, per operative complications, etc).
Regression employing weighting by the stochastic component of the error structure yielded unambiguous values for physical properties such as the Schmidt number, whereas significant ambiguity was observed using modulus or proportional weighting.
To obtain the assembly graph, we use Velvet with basic error correction and unambiguous concatenation of k-mers.
However, if the set of closely related proteins is incomplete, a high α may result in erroneous contig protein couplings that are considered unambiguous, thereby leading to scaffolding errors.
Keep Sentences Unambiguous Automated translation is prone to errors.
In addition, accurate detection of complex vasculature is of paramount importance in the performance of vascular flaps and AR can enable detailed yet unambiguous visualisation to help avoid potential errors.
MAE was selected as the key criteria to measure average model performance as it has been found to be a more natural measure of average error than RMSE; it is unambiguous [ 30].
