The advantage of using defect density is that it accounts for the differing size of software code, which makes defect density figures directly comparable among projects of differing sizes".
Many of the new therapies being evaluated in BRCA1 breast cancers, such as poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors and cisplatin [ 47, 48], are designed to take advantage of the defect in homologous recombination that BRCA1 deficiency causes in these cancers.
The most prominent example of the latter is the killing effect of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors on BRCA1- or BRCA2-defective tumors, which takes advantage of the defects in DNA repair in cancer cells.
Originally, OVs were designed to target malignancies by taking advantage of the defects of cancer cells observed in vitro.
They take advantage of the defects existing in the agreement rules to obtain more resources than other nodes in the network [6, 7].
Nevertheless, lower χ values have the advantage of forming defect-free SiNWs (Fig. 5b) as higher χ may result in some lateral pits, as shown in Fig. 5c for χ = 0.98.
Thus, in contrast to previous studies, we do not use any dopants or host agents; instead, by taking advantage of various defects, we are able to demonstrate blue-white light emission from as-prepared ZnO nanostructures under exposure to ultraviolet light of energy greater than the bandgap.
Our study takes advantage of signaling defects triggered by loss of the TSC1-TSC2 complex to determine the contributions of specific branches downstream of these proteins.
Taking advantage of the growth defect at 37° of eso1-G799D mutant, we were able to screen for suppressors of the temperature sensitive phenotype by growing the double mutants at 25° and 37°.
Therefore, a tracking theory approach will take advantage of the path of defect indications in the detector plane without making it a limitation by demanding the defect to be detected in all rotations.
