"The algorithms are mathematically proven," he said, " and if there's any problem then it usually comes in the implementation of the algorithm".
In current implementations, SISMA comes in two versions, which will be referred to as SISMA_ Smile and SISMA_ Speller, solving the structured and the frequent motif discovery problems, respectively.
That's where econometric and statistical analysis comes in: gather data under various policy implementations and try to measure the differences.
The assessment comes in a report by MPs on the Major Projects Authority, the government watchdog responsible for assessing the scheme's implementation.
"We've got a new state pension system coming in 2016 but the implementation is still pretty complicated.
Comparisons with historical controls showed a benefit of the use of IVIg, but this comparison came in the context of implementation of stage-based management that included more than IVIg alone (46, 47 ).
The implementation issues come in for those who don't have health insurance, maybe because they have a pre-existing condition and the only way they can get health insurance is to go out on the individual market and they're paying 50 percent or a hundred percent more than those of us who are lucky enough to have group plans.
They show that the -120 dBm sensitivity could be reached after 150 ms. The gap between simulation and measurements is approximately 10 dB and comes from implementation issues as discussed in [40].
Overall, the NAO said that the corporation had done a good job in controlling the cost of establishing its new BBC North broadcasting and production base in Salford which is expected to come in at £244m, under a "revised implementation" budget increased by £32m by the BBC Trust, and be completed on time.
"There does seem to be a consistent problem in the Obama administration when it comes to implementation," Kamarck said.
