Sentence examples for defective code from inspiring English sources
I had to change ones that didn't have the defective code, too.
In other words, one may start reviewing a file that is identified as defect-prone and detect a defect, but to fix the defect one may modify not only the defective part of the file under review, but also several other artifacts that are somehow related to the defective code (e.g., a method that calls the defective code).
A mutated gene is unlikely to mutate back to normal; the only recourse is to kill or cut out all the cells carrying the defective code.
Under this model, conversion displays a directional bias favouring the replacement of defective coding sequences with unaffected templates.
The activity of finding the defective source code elements that led to a failure is called bug localization (Lukins et al. 2010).
The sickle cell hemoglobin (HbS) is a product of a defective genetic code of hemoglobin molecule.
The users then correspond to items, the colluders translate to defectives, the code (mathcal {X}) corresponds to the group testing matrix X (where X j,i =1 if item j is included in the ith test), and the pirate output corresponds to positive/negative test results.
Though a mutated gene is unlikely to revert back to normal, a gene with defective epigenetic coding may very well be reprogrammed to reestablish a healthy pattern and continue to function.
This, combined with the fact that many proviruses have defective envelope coding sequences, enables retroviruses to reinfect the same cell, resulting in the accumulation of mutations.
HBV/NL(‐Met) has mutations of all methionine residues converted to other amino acids or a terminator codon in the defective pol coding sequence of HBV/NL without affecting the amino acid sequence of S protein.
In pUC1.2xHBV/NL(‐Met), the internal methionine codons in the defective pol coding region of pUC1.2xHBV/NL were mutated to prevent the possible translation of any polymerase‐derived peptide that may interfere with HBV replication.
