The commission has failed to address a continuing defect.
Westfall: Process typically starts out as a way to address an unwanted outcome – to address a production defect or reduce the chance of human mistake.
The higher value of the distance-variations between the markers 4 and 5, highlighted in the diagram of the daily mean distance-variation in Fig. 9b, could be addressed to a defect of restoration in the canvas; the presence of the defect probably amplified effects of the microclimate changes.
Section 1325(a) does more than codify this principle; it requires bankruptcy courts to address and correct a defect in a debtor's proposed plan even if no creditor raises the issue.
A patch is designed to address a particular software defect or security flaw.
"The safety of our owners and the public is our utmost concern and Toyota has and will continue to thoroughly investigate and take appropriate measures to address any defect trends that are identified," the company said.
"TOC is gravely concerned at WMATA's failure to address a major track defect in a timely manner," the panel said in a statement.
1, 2 Incretin-based therapies have clearly revolutionized the management of T2DM as they address a key pathophysiological defect in this disorder.
To address a potential motoneuron defect reported after morpholino knockdown of the gene (3), we stained wild-type and mutant fish at 24 h with an antisense probe for isl1 mRNA and a znp-1 (anti-synaptotagmin 2) antibody, both known markers for zebrafish motoneurons (4, 5).
At a hastily arranged news conference in Halabja, Emad Ahmad, the acting regional prime minister and a Patriotic Union of Kurdistan official, said the party would "try to address any defects and corruption that exist within the administration". He said the demonstration had started peacefully only to be overtaken by outsiders, and he hinted that Islamic radicals might be to blame.
This is thought to ensure sufficient time to address any defects in replication and is mediated by the limiting nature of one of the initiation activators, DDK (reviewed in [ 55]).
