The phrase "account of defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a report or description that details the flaws or issues found in a product, process, or system.
Example: "The quality assurance team submitted an account of defects found during the inspection of the new software release."
Alternatives: "report of defects" or "record of flaws".
Thus, the work lends insight into functional consequences of the mitochondrial defects in neuromuscular junctions that could account for defects in normal motor control in the disease.
In present paper, the macroscopic responses of carbon-fiber pyramidal truss core panel subject to uniaxial compressive loading are investigated through experimental, theoretical and finite element analysis (FEA) methods, taking account of local defect.
The present work incorporates the first comprehensive account of semiconductor defect charging, identifying correspondences and contrasts between surfaces and the bulk as well as among semiconductor classes (group IV, groups III V, and metal oxides).
However, we set the maximum (0.001) and minimum (0.0) value for the weight of the van der Waals repulsive potentials, on account of inherent defect in the equation function to calculate the van der Waals repulsive potentials and we want to reduce the impact of the van der Waals repulsive potentials on the whole scoring function.
Among the most recurrent mutations, the c.2536G>A transition, predicting the substitution of Glu846 by lysine within the CDC25 domain, accounted for 10% of defects.
A nonlinear Hertzian contact spring is commonly used for wheel/rail interaction modelling but this is not sufficient to take account of actual surface defects which may include large geometry variations.
Leveraging off riveted pressure vessel design methods, a factor to account for the likelihood of defects in a partial volumetric inspected weld was introduced into the design approach for welded vessels.
The difference in timing of p53 activation might therefore account for the multitude of defects in DBA versus the relatively restricted phenotype of TCS.
This is consistent with the hypothesis that many Notch-Delta factors, including Notch, Delta, Serrate and Jagged, require proper protein fucosylation and compromised fucosylation of these proteins may account for the wider spectrum of defects seen in srn.
But the claim that we are born guilty is another matter, as is the claim that we are all deserving of everlasting punishment on account of having inherited certain defects or deficiencies.
