Sentence examples for consequences of defects from inspiring English sources

Economic losses and undermine confidence between the different stakeholders in the construction industry are the main consequences of defects.

Characterizing the downstream consequences of defects involving attachment organelle components has made it possible to begin to elucidate the probable sequence of certain events in the biogenesis of this structure.

Our analyses enlightened the dynamics of the DDR and functional consequences of defects underlying cancerogenesis, but also hereditary genetic diseases.

AOX expression thus provides a useful tool to delineate the functional consequences of defects in the cyt chain.

Their importance is emphasized by the consequences of defects in plasmalogen biosynthesis, which in humans cause the fatal disease rhizomelic chondrodysplasia punctata (RCDP).

Although our primary focus here is on gap junction remodelling and arrhythmia in acquired adult heart disease, we should not overlook the possible consequences of defects in gap-junctional communication as a potential cause of developmental malformations of the heart.

Microscopic inspection of the coatings suggests that the decrease in the coating resistance is a consequence of defects originated by cracks on the phosphate and by loss of adhesion at the polymer/pigment interface.

Reduced apical secretion in γCOP mutants may be an indirect consequence of defects in epithelial polarization.

Both changes however might be a consequence of defects autonomous to RPE cells, rather than to photoreceptors.

An undulating notochord between 12 and 24 hpf can be a consequence of defects in either sheath assembly or vacuolation.

Our results are therefore in line with these findings where polar nuclei fusion is affected as a consequence of defects in mitochondrial function.