The phrase "considered malfunctioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or system that is deemed to be not functioning properly.
Example: "The device was considered malfunctioning after it failed to operate during the test."
Alternatives: "deemed defective" or "regarded as faulty."
The considered malfunctions are: lithium boiling, burning/piercing of the back plate, non-sufficient neutron flux, brittle rupture of the back plate, creep rupture, loss of tightness of the back plate sealing.
This 1000 cell model cannot be run to as long a time as the 125 cell model, but observe that when, for a certain time, insulin secretion cannot generate enough spikes, the pancreatic islet can be considered to be malfunctioning.
Autor is a nationally recognized expert on the federal disability program, Social Security Disability Insurance, which he (and many others) consider to be "malfunctioning".
Considering trafficking malfunction via OPTN mutation as the etiology of glaucoma, E50K mice provides a good animal model to explore the pathogenesis of RGC and photoreceptor.
The possible contact between rotor and stator is considered a serious malfunction that may lead to catastrophic failure.
The corresponding transient electromagnetic fields appearing inside the vehicle and shunt lightning current through electronics systems are considered sources of malfunctions.
Thus, up-regulation of PD1 and PD-L1 are generally considered markers of malfunction of the HBV-specific immune response.
A recording of more than 20,000 counts per minute will be considered as a potential malfunction of the accelerometer and the value will be excluded from the analyses.
A recording of more than 20 000 counts/min (cpm) was considered as a potential malfunction of the accelerometer and the value was excluded from the analyses.
Lead malfunction was considered when clinically significant changes in lead sensing, pacing, or threshold parameters were observed during periodic device follow-up.
