However, despite some uncertainties about what they actually did, a very critical flaw running through a large part of their paper appears to be the inability to distinguish cDNA from genomic DNA by their RT-PCR method.
And Miami did expose a flaw with this team.
Secrecy, for instance, makes it harder for hedge-fund managers to imitate what their peers are doing, a common flaw among mutual-fund managers.
On that score, Reagan -- for all other flaws -- did a very good job of upholding the values that once seemed to be embedded in our national DNA -- a belief in our unique system of justice, and that "American exceptionalism" only meant something if the United States wasn't a nation that tortured people or bombed far-away countries willy-nilly.
But they do suggest a flaw in the logic that has driven HMOs to grow through mergers and acquisitions.
Microeconomics suggests that although Uber's model does have a flaw, its dynamic pricing should be welcomed.Taxi markets have long needed a shake-up.
They feel a vague sense of lack of fulfilment: "Is that all there is?" This stasis has to do with a flaw in how we in the west see "feminism", where we are raised to believe that the feminism we inherit "is" feminism.
But the Bentley does share a flaw common to all expensive sports cars: It is extremely difficult to parallel park, as though its engineers couldn't imagine the car ever engaging in so pedestrian an activity.
The problem had nothing to do with a flaw in NetApp's boxes; it resided in Linux, which used a poor implementation of a file-moving technology called Network File System, or NFS, which was created in the 1980s by Sun Microsystems.
Guidant Didn't Disclose a Flaw In Defibrillator for Three Years Guidant did not tell doctors or patients for three years that a unit designed to shock a faltering heart contained a flaw that has caused a small number of those units to short-circuit and malfunction.
