According to the Standish Group, a market-research firm, faulty software cost American firms $100 billion last year.After a sequence of embarrassing flaws that have made many of Microsoft's flagship products crash or become vulnerable to attack, the company's chairman, Bill Gates, recently instructed his firm's software developers to put security and privacy above all else.
Our LIL tests on these sequences discovered the flaws in Debian Linux implementation.
Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) data derived from array-based technology or massive parallel sequencing are often flawed with missing data.
In spite of its flaws, next generation sequencing is cheaper and less labor-intensive than conventional Sanger DNA sequencing.
That is because gene sequencing can cheaply reveal molecular flaws, but also because a set of promising technologies antisense, gene therapy, and CRISPR gene editing are able to replace genes or silence them, in effect fixing genetic problems at their source.
(The only bum note, a multi-episode torture sequence that became irredeemably exploitative, was flawed precisely because there was nothing seductive about its evil).
Haney thinks it's a sequence of correctable, or at least manageable, flaws.
In this review, all the trials had flaws in terms of random sequence generation, allocation concealment, double-blinding, and reporting.
Repeat densities were not computed along the bovine genome because of flaws in the bovine genome sequence.
In previous empirical tests of both causal directions of the organizational performance and innovation relationship, the temporal sequence of research designs has often been flawed.
