But the drawing of parallels doesn't in itself make a novel, and once the reader gets the point (scraps of handwriting in Lazarus's pocket mistaken for coded terror instructions, and so on), the question arises of what else to do with the story.
That said, in response to controversies over mistakes, coding disputes and academics under siege who are protective of their data, some top journals like The American Economic Review now require authors to submit data and code "sufficient to permit replication" when sending in a paper.
Manuscript I would suggest replacing the word "compiled" with another word (in the figure 1 legend and in the third paragraph of the Sequence component section) as it might be mistaken for source code getting compiled on a server like on the Debian Linux server.
We also added coding in order to prevent removal of typical medical nomenclature, that could be mistaken for a postal code, such as maternal pregnancy history depicted as G2P1A1 denoting gravida of 2, parity of 1 and abortions 1, C6C7T1 denoting cervical spine 6, cervical spine 7 and thoracic spine 1, or S1S2S4 nomenclature denoting heart sounds.
That big number had become a millstone around the players' necks, the local press felt, numerical code for mistaken hopes.
Our goal has not been to annotate all possible gene fragments exhaustively, but rather to annotate as pseudogenes those regions that would otherwise be mistaken for functional protein-coding genes.
The work, described online in the Jan . 20issue of Science Express, shows that patients whose tumors have certain coding "mistakes" live twice as long as those without them.
It leaves you with fewer places to make a mistake and code that's easier to read at a glance, since you immediately know the "shape" of the code when you see map.
Can we afford to have honest mistakes when coding encryption?
Sometimes a simple mistake in coding results in a costly and time-consuming error.
