The phrase "a range of defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of flaws or issues in a product, process, or system.
Example: "The quality control report highlighted a range of defects found in the latest batch of products."
Alternatives: "a variety of flaws" or "a spectrum of issues."
PARPi may also be relevant as targeted therapy for cancers with a range of defects in HR DNA repair beyond BRCA1/2 mutation.
The generation of stress influences the various crystallographic axes of 1-D ZnO NW arrays, or a range of defects and complexes, causing lattice expansion or contraction.
In the larvae from UV-irradiated eggs, a range of abnormalities were observed: 'haploid syndrome,' showing dwarfing, microcephaly, and microphthalmus (microcephaly - a disorder where the head circumference is less than normal embryo; microphthalmus - abnormality in eye size); deformed head formation showing a range of defects in the head region.
As expected, we found that loss of kelch caused a range of defects in dendritic branching (Figure 4), confirming that kelch mutant phenotype is not fully penetrant in neurons.
The implication of Msh2-Msh3 in T2 led us to examine the effects of four msh2 missense alleles that had been previously shown to confer a range of defects in non-homologous tail removal during HR [61].
An examination of 83 homozygous null e7.5 e10.5 embryos from additional litters revealed a range of defects, delayed development, and much smaller size than litter mates (Figure 5), but with healthy placentas and often healthy tissue despite severe delays.
The net section strength, defined as the peak tensile load divided by the remaining intact area in the section with the defect, was determined for a range of defect sizes and cell sizes.
Noteworthy, such a well-defined feature present in the experimental electronic density of states and an information obtained about its distribution on the surface allows to significantly narrow down a range of defect structures to be considered in either theoretical modeling of the sample's surface or in spatially averaged spectroscopic experiments.
Holoprosencephaly (HPE) is a devastating forebrain abnormality with a range of morphological defects characterized by loss of midline tissue.
The Zika virus has been linked to a range of birth defects, including microcephaly, which causes children to be born with abnormally small heads and underdeveloped brains.
The families, suing over a range of birth defects (spina bifida, heart damage, cleft palates, deformed hands and feet, etc), allege that the manufacturer of the anti-epilepsy drug Epilim was to blame – a claim the company disputes.
