Whether it be MEC remediation of a historical warzone or the clearing of an abandoned or repurposed military facility, MEC remediation is a process that often involves hundreds of square miles, dozens of personnel, thousands (if not millions) of dollars, and many years to achieve.
Not only are MEC potentially hazardous to human and environmental health, they are often difficult to locate, arduous to manage, and costly to remove.
The main models are MEC (minimum error correction) [ 24], MFR (minimum fragment removal), and MSR (minimum SNP removal) [ 13].
Perhaps it's the reason that 40% of MEC's graduates are offered a job before the end of their course.
Paid-up life insurance policies will be MECs, with earnings taxed first on cash withdrawals or loans.
Although these studies have been carried out with DNA-DNA and not DNA-RNA duplexes, it is possible that MeC substitution may have different structural consequences than DAP substitution.
It is unknown whether MECs transformed by carcinogens other than arsenic have a similar ability to alter normal stem cells; more investigation of this mechanism is needed.
It is called, unconvincingly, "Un mec sympa" – "a nice guy".
However, it is not uncommon for MEC contamination to be realized only after future land uses have been identified (and possibly enacted) for the land in question.
Thus, although it is still surprising that MeC and MeU decrease hybridization intensities, it is not surprising that the magnitude of the effects generated by MeC and MeU residues are similar.
