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Every manufacturer has tried to do something in the automotive market; they usually fail because the risk of having to recall the cars at the cost of a bazillion dollars per mistake is too high.
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He said health care professionals averaged one medication mistake per day for every hospitalized patient in the country.
The winners will have to do it accurately, making no more than one mistake per million base pairs (the chemical letters in which genomic information is encoded).
Impressed by the dabbawalas' "six-sigma" certified error rate reportedly on the order of one mistake per 6m deliveries management gurus and bosses are queuing up to find out how they do it.The system the dabbawalas have developed over the years revolves around strong teamwork and strict time-management.
Finally, the failure detector makes at most one mistake per month, i.e., (T_{MR}^{L}) = 30 days (2592000000 in ms).
But while those were sequenced completely, the three new ones still have some way to go; each "chapter" still could have as many as one mistake per 100 bases, and researchers have covered only about 90% of the gene-containing DNA.
Alonso Duralde, writing for The Wrap, stated, "The film never makes a grand statement about whether or not the war in Afghanistan is, per se, a mistake, but it does portray war itself as a disgusting folly.
Natural Taq polymerase has an error rate 4.5 5×10−5 (i.e. maximally 1 mistake per 200.000 bp) and the JumpStart™AccuTaqLA DNA Polymerase exhibits 6.5 fold higher fidelity.
Pol α makes one mistake per 10 10 bases replicated (Kunkel et al. 1989), whereas Pol ε (operating on the leading strand) and Pol δ (operating on the lagging strand) (Karthikeyan et al. 2000; Larrea et al. 2010) exhibit error frequencies of 10−5 10−7 due to their proofreading 3′→5′ exonuclease activity (Shcherbakova et al. 2003; Fortune et al. 2005; McCulloch and Kunkel 2008; Burgers 2009).
It was recognized long ago that the difference in binding energies between cognate isoleucine and the structurally similar noncognate valine could not provide more than 10-fold specificity in Ile-tRNAIle synthesis, substantially lower than the overall translational fidelity (one mistake per 10 10 incorporated amino acids).
Even if you only make one driving mistake per trip, think about how many drivers there are, in all the different states of mind and how many mistakes are bound to occur.
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