Sentence examples for considerable defects of from inspiring English sources
The present mode of supplying the army--by state purchases--is not one of the least considerable defects of our system.
It is seen that there are considerable defects of atom clusters caused by the thermal effect in both the aluminum and copper work piece, which essentially lower the critical force associated with the initial plastic deformation.
The spin disorder is due to the presence of considerable defects which can destroy the superexchange interaction.
Premature expression of these mRNAs leads to considerable defects in development [ 12, 13].
Furthermore, there were considerable defects in p24 CA release, in particular in the case of rodent cells.
Nevertheless, statues shouldn't be raised only to saints and Lloyd George, for all his considerable defects, was no Lucifer.
However there were some considerable functional defects of vascular competence.
"Tree of Life," which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, turns out to have the defects of its considerable virtues.
A separate chemical expansion coefficient for defect complexes was found to match an empirically predicted value for lattice parameter versus dopant concentration from the literature showing that at room temperature, a considerable fraction of defects are in complexes.
Reduction by ring-opening of epoxide group by hydrazine treatment seemed to restore the sp2 network, while thermal annealing left a considerable number of defects in the graphene sheet through the formation of volatile gases.
