The phrase "a simple defect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flaw or imperfection that is straightforward or easy to understand.
Example: "The product was recalled due to a simple defect in the manufacturing process that affected its performance."
Alternatives: "a minor flaw" or "a basic error".
Considering the limited number of genes deregulated in SCNT embryos, one may suggest that a simple defect in the expression of a few genes may translate into defective expression of a great number of genes in a ripple effect.
Even if CDH is anatomically a simple defect, depending on the size of the diaphragmatic foramen, it is often observed associated with unilateral lung hypoplasia and with malposition of the abdominal organs (more frequently small intestine loops, and rarely, liver, spleen and stomach) in the thorax [ 6].
One common type of congenital abnormality is a simple septal defect, where a hole is found in the partition, or septum, between the right atrium and left atrium or between the right ventricle and left ventricle of the heart.
And while children with SLI usually outgrow their speech handicap, the reading problems of most dyslexics linger on stubbornly throughout their lives.Despite the differences between SLI and dyslexia, Paula Tallal, a psychologist at Rutgers University in New Jersey, proposed over 20 years ago that both syndromes may arise from a simple hearing defect.
The presence of frequency ωMnN at 588 cm−1 is assigned to the local vibration mode arising from Mn atoms occupying the Ga sites, which is comparable to the value of 581 calculatedlated from a simple mass defect model [19, 26].
The proposed simple defect design concept introduced the development of a high capacity and highly reversible LiNiO2 material without metal substitutions and without increasing the charge cut-off voltage.
But they haven't been able to explain fully how this simple defect produces the disease's debilitating array of symptoms, from aching joints to sudden pain.
The high-temperature thermal conductivity, at temperatures below the onset of significant radiative heat transport, decreases with the inverse square root of the cation and anion vacancy concentration, consistent with simple defect scattering models.
In the present study, defects were defined as simple defect (localized soft-tissue deficiencies) and complicated defects (irradiated defects or extensive soft-tissue deficiencies).
Patients without a defect or a simple minor cavitary defect were mobilized under the supervision of a physiotherapist two days after surgery.
This approach has been demonstrated by producing simple defects in thiol monolayers [10].
