The prevalence of apparently compromised coding regions outside of normally edited regions hints at undescribed but active mechanisms of genetic exchange.
Further publication of the Papers, the White House argued, would compromise codes, threaten the safety of the nation, and shatter diplomatic relations with foreign countries.
Extension of the 5′-end of transcripts compromises coding sequence translation as expected.
Untreated PND is also a human rights issue as it compromises codes of social justice for children who receive substandard maternal care as well as compromised quality of life for women with maternal depression [ 5].
Some of these code transformations can compromise structural code-coverage by copying, reordering, or moving conditions inside the program or even creating new conditions and decisions.
It's just that its moving parts are made of human bodies, sat behind millions of desks, doing all the meaningless and unrelated bits of paperwork that together compromise the code for an enormous, stupid engine.
You saw it come out for the election, the Super Bowl, for Valentine's Day, where you're told to open a link and it'll take you to a Web site that is compromised with malicious code.
As we do for a number of products in this space, if we at any point determine the domain to be compromised, serving malicious code, or otherwise detrimental to the community, we will do what we can to warn the community and prevent use of that codebase and website.
If full coverage preservation is not strictly required, the compiler may be used in a special mode where all available code transformations are allowed but a warning is emitted if structural code coverage may be compromised by an applied code optimization.
