Sequencing using single-molecule real-time technology resulted in the assembly of a single continuous chromosomal sequence, which was error-corrected, annotated and compared to nine draft genome assemblies of ST772-MRSA-V from Australia, Malaysia and India.
In an anthropometric measurement process, there are many factors which are error sources even if the observers are highly trained.
The storage of helper data which are error correction check bits are required to correct faulty bits of given iris-codes.
However tracking the biodistribution of adenovirus vectors in vivo is limited to invasive procedures such as biopsies, which are error prone, non-quantitative, and do not give a full representation of the pharmacokinetics involved.
However tracking the biodistribution of Ad vectors in vivo is limited to invasive procedures such as biopsies, which are error prone, non-quantitative, and do not give a full representation of the pharmacokinetics involved.
In eukaryotes, this damage is normally repaired through two complementary repair pathways nonhomologous end joining, which is "error prone," and homologous recombination repair, which is "error free".
When DNA double-strand breaks occur, repair is either by homologous recombination, which is error free, or by non-homologous end joining, which is error prone.
The pol gene encodes for reverse transcriptase which is error prone.
(1) In 1975, we began our studies on UV radiation mutagenesis, since we wished to know which of the multiple pathways of postreplication repair were error-free, and which were error-prone and thereby produced mutations.
Moreover, the shift of the x-ray detector and x-ray tube with respect to the gamma camera was minimized by visual alignment, which is error-prone.
