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1 editors of Blood for making this unfortunate mistake.

2 and editors of Blood for making this honest mistake.

3 ssfully distinguished and there was only one mistake.

4 for miRNA genes and target sites; this is a mistake.

5 ion that generally enhances extension of the mistake.

6 The authors apologise to readers for this mistake.

7 rgement shared by all great apes, seem to be mistaken.

8 I believe this idea to be deeply mistaken.

9 sively on the object and are therefore often mistaken.

10 esults in hundreds of millions of sequencing mistakes.

11 ult in a greater propensity for them to make mistakes.

12 responsibility to reverse past environmental mistakes.

13 n the strengths of HMOs while avoiding their mistakes.

14 at our results were not biased by prediction mistakes.

15 tanding the challenges can help avoid costly mistakes.

16 rejoin the DSB ends either precisely or with mistakes.

17 nd poor communication rather than individual mistakes.

18 oints ensure that the cycle proceeds without mistakes.

19 esses, as there is no human input to correct mistakes.

20 Cells routinely make mistakes.

21 corrupts target identity and bees make many mistakes.

22 eukaryotes have been recognized recently as mistakes.

23 ossible decision-makers will make systematic mistakes.

24 ed riskless choices as well as risk-aversion mistakes.

25 t as risk-seeking mistakes and risk-aversion mistakes.

26 ), rather than rule-based or knowledge-based mistakes.

27 tion of these circuits may lead to investing mistakes.

28 ave been suggested to be V(D)J recombination mistakes.

29 that even the most successful companies make mistakes.

30 so that they can report and learn from their mistakes.

31 y function as a repair system for epigenetic mistakes.

32 (NMR) data can be prone to interpretational mistakes.

33 s examples of both good reporting and common mistakes.

34 that are prone to taxonomic and enumeration mistakes.

35 n I to learn from my experience and avoid my mistakes.

36 process that could enable learning from past mistakes.

37 be products of measurement uncertainties and mistakes.

38 Why risk making costly mistakes?

39 ver instruments (39% longer) and making more mistakes (371% more errors).

40 ules CD80 and CD86, the immune system rarely mistakes a pathogen for a self-antigen.

41 these systems must balance (i) the costs of mistaking a one-shot interaction for a repeated interact

42 Second, mistaking a pending goal as already accomplished could c

43 xploited) with (ii) the far greater costs of mistaking a repeated interaction for a one-shot interact

44 ogical research is that people are routinely mistaken about the origins of their behavior.

45 , nonobvious (yet potentially consequential) mistakes after a paper's publication.

46 Because the care that gives rise to mistaken allegations of sexual misconduct is often given

47 After a back step, the motor can correct its mistake and step processively forward at resistive loads

48 Upon correction of this mistake and the removal of an outlier, perfect classific

49 t the conclusions of Dombrowski and Heil are mistaken and are due in part on a misreading of Mari-Bef

50 of misdiagnoses in which viral infection was mistaken and treated as rejection (14% vs. 33%).

51 the ECG may fail to recognize interpretation mistakes and accept the automated diagnosis without crit

52 However, mistakes and distortions often arise in the display and

53 her scores on the subscales for concern over mistakes and doubts about actions were most strongly ass

54 tases have editing activities to clear their mistakes and enhance fidelity.

55 ndle assembly checkpoint, which corrects the mistakes and ensures segregation fidelity.

56 n the method of Dale et al., which has minor mistakes and is frequently interpreted in overly optimis

57 Avoiding repeated mistakes and learning to reinforce rewarding decisions i

58 ne system, RNA-silencing systems risk making mistakes and mounting undesirable responses against the

59 rational risk-neutral agent as risk-seeking mistakes and risk-aversion mistakes.

60 ovide, physicians may be more likely to make mistakes and to be distracted from the issues of greates

61 ict survival and decrease interinstitutional mistakes and uncertainties regarding these neoplasms.

62 ed issues of algorithm redundancy, consensus mistakes, and algorithm complementarity in designing ens

63 ed medicine), how do we know we learned from mistakes, and how well do we improve culture.

64 Unfortunately, all alignment methods make mistakes, and mistakes in alignments often yield mistake

65 y is essential for prediction, learning from mistakes, and planning subsequent actions when outcomes

66 Some mistakes are encoded by the genome and may manifest as i

67 logy and forgiveness reveals that, even when mistakes are frequent, there exists a sincerity threshol

68 ular method is the error-prone PCR, in which mistakes are introduced into a gene, and hence a protein

69 bacterial ribosome wherein peptides carrying mistakes are prematurely terminated during protein synth

70 phes by impeding cell-cycle progression when mistakes arise.

71 itia of the carotid artery and should not be mistaken as a marker of plaque vulnerability.

72 before OP echo, however, nonadenomas can be mistaken as adenomas with use of the SI index value.

73 High hemoglobin concentrations are often mistaken as adequate iron status; however, high hemoglob

74 ontain repeat-spacer-like structures and are mistaken as CRISPRs.

75 ons or frameshifts) and, therefore, could be mistaken as functional genes, and 178 are disrupted by o

76 , but these hydroalane adducts are not to be mistaken as sulfur-stabilized alumenium ions in a strict

77 , which are celebrating success, recognizing mistakes as an opportunity to learn, and fostering openn

78 f kinetic exclusion assays were based on the mistaken assumption that the assays quantified the fract

79 d that the reason for this failure lies in a mistaken assumption, namely that molecular shape determi

80 ative to psychophysical sensitivity, and (2) mistaken assumptions (because no data were available) ab

81 terventions has too often been guided by the mistaken assumptions that adherence is a single behavior

82 According to the authors this was due to a mistake at the compilation of the manuscript (mixing ima

83 terstrand nucleotide mismatches and slippage mistakes at microsatellite sequences.

84 contained such active elastase, resulting in mistaken attribution of the behavior of covalent complex

85 trained porphyrin structures that leads to a mistaken attribution of the red shift to IPNR).

86 Both dualism and materialism are mistaken because they deny consciousness is part of the

87 But only a mistaken belief in genetic determinism supports this fea

88 where emergent group-level activity exhibits mistaken belief or valuation.

89 traditional water treatment practices in the mistaken belief that they are protected by an active int

90 isuse appears to be owing to the widespread, mistaken belief that they provide simple, reliable, and

91 olymerases and the elimination of occasional mistakes by proofreading exonucleases and mismatch repai

92 It might also help us to undo past mistakes by removing errors from our databases and preve

93 Systematic mistakes can be distinguished from other types of mistak

94 ilament when one has limited resolution, and mistakes can be made.

95 Nonetheless, mistakes can happen, leading to the generation of aberra

96 s scattered across all the chromosomes, such mistakes can have important consequences.

97 Consequently mistakes can seed the incorrect annotation of other sequ

98 evidence indicates that detecting one's own mistakes can serve as a signal to improve task performan

99 esults can be compared among studies because mistakes cannot be corrected by laboratory analysis.

100 We have, of course, made mistakes, causing unforeseen changes in ecosystem attrib

101 rd bias in estimates of inbreeding, owing to mistaken classifications of heterozygotes as homozygotes

102 lutionary studies on hybrid zone can lead to mistaken conclusions.

103 both prospective planning and retrospective mistake correction, but not an animal's incorrect choice

104 scentic glomerulonephritis led to an initial mistaken diagnosis of Wegener's granulomatosis.

105 t most commonly in situations in which their mistakes do little to jeopardize group success.

106 Mistakes during nuclear mRNA maturation could lead to po

107 Specifically, due to coding mistakes during programming, there were errors in the nu

108 lso discuss sources of contamination, common mistakes during the fabrication process, and quality-con

109 ond and Wilke show that misfolding caused by mistakes during the translation of RNA into proteins (mi

110 which RGC axons make subtle but significant mistakes during their intraretinal growth and inappropri

111 mmunication in the public domain arise from "mistakes" (e.g., mating with the wrong species) and sele

112 sident professionalism challenges: admitting mistakes, effective communication with colleagues at all

113 Physicians may mistake either medication noncompliance or lack of persi

114 She mistook EpiPen(R) to be the EpiPen trainer and accidenta

115 vided edits to automatically correct related mistakes executes interactively on the system CPU while

116 s identification researchers by showing that mistaken eyewitness identification was the largest singl

117 The dilated distal esophagus is mistaken for 'gastric cardia' by present endoscopic defi

118 factors from the measurements that might be mistaken for a biomarker.

119 nign tumor that occurs in infancy and can be mistaken for a malignancy due to its clinical and imagin

120 trol for penumbral cone stimulation could be mistaken for a melanopsin response.

121 mplex syndrome that at presentation could be mistaken for a motor neuron disorder.

122 hwork, a random tessellation, which could be mistaken for a signal of local adaptation.

123 tem in children, including those that may be mistaken for abnormalities.

124 ll cases of flat irregular PED should not be mistaken for active CNV and systematically treated with

125 tacks are painful, of sudden onset and often mistaken for acute abdomen leading to unnecessary surger

126 presenting symptom, and early lesions may be mistaken for benign neoplastic, inflammatory, or infecti

127 Fluorescent SOA may potentially be mistaken for biological particles by detection methods r

128 inating' peripheral neuropathy that is often mistaken for chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradi

129 which treatable disorders are most commonly mistaken for CJD.

130 these signals were previously overlooked or mistaken for correlated double-DMS events.

131 aryotic chromosomes have the potential to be mistaken for damaged or broken DNA and must therefore be

132 alcohol intoxication and withdrawal effects mistaken for depressive syndromes.

133 lt in a biexponential reaction, which can be mistaken for EleT.

134 was identified as an artifact that might be mistaken for enhanced GFP expression and true regenerati

135 gal isolates are frequently misidentified or mistaken for environmental contaminants, and because of

136 Microplastics may be mistaken for food items and ingested by a wide variety o

137 Cortical visual loss can be mistaken for FVL.

138 ed data suggests similar artefacts are often mistaken for genuine somatic transposition.

139 itis is a mosquito-borne disease that can be mistaken for herpes simplex encephalitis.

140 the pharmacology of the receptor and may be mistaken for high levels of constitutive activity.

141 etween closely related species can be easily mistaken for homology, and may thus be underestimated.

142 N-terminal breakdown product of IE72 may be mistaken for IE19.

143 Although this neural activity could be mistaken for immediate neural adaptation or long-term, n

144 d that a single plastid unit might be easily mistaken for interconnected plastids.

145 tract" for these lesions that can easily be mistaken for intestinal peripheral T-cell lymphoma, and

146 has also been suggested that CCRWs have been mistaken for Levy walks.

147 occurs adjacent to scarred pleura and can be mistaken for lung cancer.

148 tential second procedure to remove particles mistaken for microcalcifications.

149 A extracts; the gDNA processed pseudogene is mistaken for mRNA gene transcript.

150 not unique to social learning and are often mistaken for other accelerating curves.

151 ition is relatively common but is frequently mistaken for other disorders.

152 lly lethal cardiac channelopathy that can be mistaken for palpitations, neurocardiogenic syncope, and

153 ronal T2-weighted images; they should not be mistaken for pathologic conditions when they occur unila

154 stases to the pancreas are rare, and usually mistaken for primary pancreatic cancers.

155 Among other entities, CB may be mistaken for pyoderma gangrenosum due to overlap of find

156 tologic or autoimmune diseases that could be mistaken for recurrence of the underlying disease and/or

157 be on common clinical scenarios that can be mistaken for relapse and how to accurately determine whi

158 osely resembled the foot and could easily be mistaken for shallow tracks.

159 Subjectively, atypical IRs were mistaken for sound sources.

160 cific impedance changes that could be easily mistaken for specific interactions.

161 e highly heterogeneous and may be clinically mistaken for sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease because

162 ied amino acid sequence), that easily can be mistaken for the side chain loss from Met sulfoxide.

163 lookalikes whose aberrant transcripts can be mistaken for tRFs.

164 minantly in pseudophakic patients and may be mistaken for true chorioretinal pathology.

165 ion-induced dark-rim artifacts, which may be mistaken for true perfusion abnormalities.

166 pear as raised or ulcerated lesions commonly mistaken for warts or other benign skin conditions.

167 distinguish true indels from gaps created by mistaken gene finding, including under-predicted and ove

168 attern completion could result in cognitive "mistakes," generating psychotic associations and resulti

169 rincipal source of mistranslation comes from mistaking glycine or serine for alanine, which can lead

170 mplexes with the same tRNA can guard against mistaking glycine or serine for alanine.

171 Mistakes have severe consequences.

172 It is no mistake, however, to view identity-protective cognition

173 te its early detrimental effects except the "mistake hypothesis".

174 probability that the polymerase will make a mistake (i.e. base substitution error).

175 t-related potential related to learning from mistakes (i.e., the error-related negativity), a putativ

176 odds ratio 2.09 [1.69-2.59]) and calculation mistakes (ICU 9.8% vs. non-ICU 5.3%; odds ratio 1.82 [1.

177 this methodology to the P value fallacy, the mistaken idea that a single number can capture both the

178 RES-mediated translation is probably another mistaken idea.

179 Some mistaken ideas about regulation of translation that have

180 herapy in custodial settings, often based on mistaken ideas about their incompatibility with prison s

181 not due to artifacts arising from PCR error, mistaken identification of nuclear pseudogenes or ex viv

182 expect them to submit errata to correct any mistakes identified thereafter.

183 regate to the future daughter cells, and any mistake in this process may be deleterious to both proge

184 We found that mistakes in 1D structure predictions correlated between

185 ly, all alignment methods make mistakes, and mistakes in alignments often yield mistakes in their app

186 A new study shows that ambiguous mistakes in bimanual movements are corrected by the non-

187 that evolved by natural selection to reduce mistakes in communication.

188 alyses; or (ii) they are too prone to making mistakes in dealing with complex situations involving ho

189 e error prone than class II, generating more mistakes in distal repeats added to the primers.

190 These mutations arise as mistakes in DNA replication and when DNA polymerases cop

191 hocardiography (echo), may be largely due to mistakes in echocardiographic measurements.

192 The transcription error rate estimated from mistakes in end product RNAs is 10-3-10-5.

193 egory of medical errors, which also includes mistakes in health promotion and chronic disease managem

194 Then we introduce mistakes in language learning and study how this process

195 n, anecdotal evidence abounds of gatekeeping mistakes in leading journals, such as rejecting seminal

196 on of misincorporated complexes, rather than mistakes in mature RNA.

197 through social parasitism, queen succession, mistakes in nest identity, or methodological bias.

198 Frank finds no mistakes in our analyses.

199 health policy, and inaccurate data can cause mistakes in policy creation and evaluation.

200 This reduction indicates that most mistakes in replication occur as a result of the action

201 echnical problems including defective tiles, mistakes in sample/library preparations and abnormalitie

202 t is inevitable in tiny yeast cells, because mistakes in sequencing cell cycle events are detrimental

203 kes can be distinguished from other types of mistakes in that they are repeatable and predictable wit

204 Potential mistakes in the alignments can then be corrected using o

205 ases commonly used for PCR result in too few mistakes in the amplified DNA for efficient mutagenesis.

206 d with decreased self-reported stress, fewer mistakes in the cognitive task and a trend towards lower

207 where sequencing errors have caused framing mistakes in the databases.

208 The frequency of such mistakes in the parietal patient, for different conditio

209 ferred and fast walking trials and made more mistakes in the visuo-spatial task during fast walking.

210 akes, and mistakes in alignments often yield mistakes in their application.

211 Strategies to minimize mistakes in this critical aspect need to be agreed on by

212 Mistakes in this process lead to cancer.

213 Mistakes increase the overall efficacy of parental and r

214 We highlight the danger of mistaken inference when considering parasite species in

215 The mistaken interpretation of nonlocality experiments depen

216 e prone to generate results that can lead to mistaken interpretations of the underlying transport pro

217 This can lead to mistaken interpretations of these estimates.

218 n only emerge if the probability of making a mistake is below a critical value.

219 synthesizing RT enzyme that has just made a mistake is likely bound in a configuration that generall

220 t to identify the responsible neurons when a mistake is made.

221 analysis of the reasoning leading up to the mistake, is crucial.

222 w chemistry, showing the types of sequencing mistakes it can correct and identifying those where the

223 nucleotide and could therefore correct rare mistakes made by Dpo4 during 8-oxoG bypass.

224 inally, in contrast to its ability to remove mistakes made by replicative DNA polymerases, we show th

225 human error used to understand the causes of mistakes made in high-risk industries are being used in

226 y was evaluated with a device, measuring the mistakes made when following a predetermined path on a b

227 alternative set of probes, that allows some mistakes made when reading the first set of probes to be

228 , it is critical to understand the types of "mistakes" made by the recombinase.

229 scores on a subscale measuring concern over mistakes may be particularly associated with eating diso

230 ded to characterize adrenal tumors; however, mistakes may occur and therefore careful imaging evaluat

231 can potentially be assimilated by organisms mistaking MPPs for food.

232 ate DNA damage response (DDR) reactions that mistake natural chromosome ends for double-strand DNA br

233 It was an honest mistake, not fraud or scientific misconduct.

234 Other mistakes occur because metabolic processes can be intrin

235 t phylogenetic lineage; however, significant mistakes occurred for 6/58 (10%) of the LSP types.

236 locations and aberrant SHM, which arise from mistakes occurring during CSR and SHM.

237 isease (for which ChAc has occasionally been mistaken), ocular involvement in ChAc has not been syste

238 It is sometimes easy to make the mistake of assuming that everything that holds true for

239 Cataglyphis fortis helps it avoid the lethal mistake of entering the wrong nest by suppressing its at

240 If we avoid the mistake of equating Darwinian fitness with health and qu

241 such bottom-up proposal is bound to commit a mistake of reification: It treats the abstract mathemati

242 ertain philosophical mistakes, primarily the mistake of supposing that the subjectivity of consciousn

243 was analyzed and demonstrated to be due to a mistake of the value reported in the literature.

244 hat the products of rapid degradation of the mistakes of protein synthesis (defective ribosomal produ

245 By correcting the mistakes of the 1997 Balanced Budget Act provisions, Con

246 in this area today, it is important that the mistakes of the past not be made again.

247 ists now have the opportunity to redress the mistakes of the past, and inform the growing debate over

248 assist these emerging economies to avoid the mistakes of the past.

249 but it is well known that eyewitnesses make mistakes, often with serious consequences.

250 trol subjects rarely re-fixated targets, and mistook old targets as new targets even more rarely.

251 s vaccination status is misclassified due to mistakes on his or her vaccination record, in data trans

252 of the code to minimize the effect of coding mistakes on protein structure.

253 brachiopods were the secondary casualties of mistaken or opportunistic attacks by the enemies of othe

254 n to be robust to a number of minor student "mistakes" or methodological inconsistencies.

255 Are these contrasting conclusions somehow mistaken, or are the dominant factors controlling exocyt

256 using molecular clones, which often contain mistakes originating from standard cDNA synthesis and cl

257 aking more correct decisions before making a mistake (P < 0.05).

258 At Mistaken Point, Newfoundland, Canada, rangeomorph "frond

259 Humans often slow down after mistakes (post-error slowing [PES]), but the neural mech

260 eluctance was based on certain philosophical mistakes, primarily the mistake of supposing that the su

261 Gene prediction programs frequently mistake processed pseudogenes for real genes or exons, l

262 than others', some generous acts may reflect mistakes rather than genuinely pro-social preferences.

263 silencing do little to explain what prevents mistaken reactions from silencing vital organismal genes

264 n the LRT is unrealistic, and the test often mistakes recombination as evidence for positive selectio

265 ly drives evolution and individuals can make mistakes requires some adaptations to explain the experi

266 P<.05) but were flawed in that they may have mistaken rote memorization for improvement in understand

267 sting of T lymphocytes and B lymphocytes can mistake self for non-self because adaptive immunity is s

268 If there is a probability of mistaking signals for each other, then evolution leads t

269 in inference from identified peptides can be mistaken since an ad hoc rule is used for generating a l

270 ase of mitochondria, the immune system might mistake symbiont for enemy and initiate an inappropriate

271 perfect" floral iridescence does not lead to mistaken target identity, while still benefitting flower

272 icipants are biased to learn more from their mistakes than their correct choices and clarify the exte

273 errors, or errors in thought processes, are mistakes that a clinician makes despite 'knowing better'

274 For isolated mistakes that cannot be unambiguously corrected, we show

275 lue of $500 or more" and another about other mistakes "that cost your company $500 or more." RESULTS:

276 lapsing course, which can lead clinicians to mistake the disease for multiple sclerosis.

277 ing, accurate recognition is needed to avoid mistaking the lesion for a tumor or abscess, which may r

278 Regardless of this mistake, the method of tissue extraction does affect the

279 erpretation of how winds shaped the dunes is mistaken; the basic climate controls in the Jurassic wer

280 label these repeated foils as new and not to mistake them for old target words.

281 When we correct for this mistake, there is no evidence of a causal link.

282 ntelligence and social class as well as from mistakes they made as adolescents.

283 I agree with Vaesen that it is a mistake to discard tool use as a hallmark of human cogni

284 However, it would have been a mistake to exclude from consideration other likely sourc

285 f even primitive systems to fail by enabling mistakes to cascade into ever worsening falsehoods.

286 t-site epimerization, after an enantiofacial mistake, to a thermodynamically more stable resting stat

287 A mistake was made during the preparation of Fig 1C, NKE p

288 Elevated concern over mistakes was associated with anorexia and bulimia nervos

289 to minimize the damage that would result if mistakes went unchecked.

290 Our results suggest that most mistakes were made because of slips in attention, or bec

291 Common mistakes were the nutrition information format, estimati

292 evolutionary game theory, where agents make mistakes when judging the payoffs and strategies of othe

293 their own actions in order to avoid painful mistakes, which are often associated with harsh punishme

294 cal definition for the concept of systematic mistakes, which captures the way this concept has been u

295 These mistakes, which include omission of encoded nucleotides

296 increases, ACC learns more effectively from mistakes, which increases risk prediction effects at the

297 eceded risky choices as well as risk-seeking mistakes, while anterior insula activation preceded risk

298 there exists a sincerity threshold for which mistakes will not lead to the destruction of the agreeme

299 ogy and forgiveness can evolve and deal with mistakes within ongoing agreements in the context of the

300 errors makes it possible to learn from their mistakes without the need for first-hand trial-and-error