Sentence examples for a common imperfection from inspiring English sources

DNA-cDNA hybridization always suffers from a common imperfection: mismatched strands will frequently appear due to the introns of genes.

The Vickers indenter used in the numerical simulations is formulated as a rigid body and takes into account the presence of the most common imperfection of the tip, so-called offset.

The five other women are three-dimensional and are formed with obviously fragile skins of paper that tends to emphasize common imperfections.

Figure 3 shows some examples of these common imperfections.

Figure 3 Examples of the most common imperfections encountered in digitized images.

The major common imperfections, such as gap, ovality and wavy imperfections, have been taken into consideration.

In order to obtain numerical results close to reality, a common geometry and size of the imperfection of the tip of Vickers indenter was taken into account for the numerical description of the indenter.

Taking into consideration the biases that lead to imperfections in estimating absolute copy numbers in each gene/probe set, we developed normalization methods to set up a common scale for Q-PCR and Affymetrix GeneChip systems.

A Match.com spokesperson said in statement: "Our adverts reveal common perceived imperfections and quirks of Brits – these include freckles which some people who have them may see as an imperfection.

The researchers also added common visual imperfections to their simulations and found that when it comes to judging focus, flaws are actually a good thing.

Avoid shiny makeup as that will show up a lot of imperfection in a photo.