Sentence examples for consider defects from inspiring English sources

However, given the well-characterized role of Myb in governing mitosis and cytokinesis (Katzen et al., 1998; DeBruhl et al., 2013), we consider defects in earlier rounds of cell division to be the more likely cause.

Those that did preferred Mr. Bush to Mr. McCain, but there was no way to tell whether Hispanics in any significant numbers would consider defecting from Mr. Gore.

Later that spring, Laws was directly approached by George Osborne asking him to consider defecting to the Conservatives.

One northern Labour MP, albeit from the right of the party, said he would consider defecting to the Conservatives, such was his looming anxiety about the state of the party and its chances in a general election.

We consider defect correction as a means to restore the accuracy, in which the consistent mass matrix is approximately inverted using the lumped one as preconditioner.

He insists he never did or will consider defecting.

For quality assessment, it is important to know which events are considered defects and what procedure is performed to acceptance testing.

Anna A. Higgins, the lawyer representing the sponsor, said the sponsor had hired its own engineer to inspect the building, and "our position is that the problems listed are mostly punch-list items and are not considered defects, but things that are under warranty and therefore the responsibility of the subcontractors".

The results of the current work reveal that mainly three aspects have to be considered: defects being present in the treated surfaces and residual stresses as well as grain refinement in case of laser-treatment.

The test demonstrated that, for the specific conditions considered, defects of up to 74 mm depth in material related to that of an ageing RPV would not propagate to cause catastrophic failure under a severe PTS-type thermal shock.

When he last served in the Senate six years ago, Mr. Espada publicly considered defecting to the Republican Party.