Sentence examples for constitute a defect from inspiring English sources

However, branches result in knots within the stem that constitute a defect in both appearance and structural timber.

It is for this reason that the ease with which the standard issues are avoided on a reliabilist view may seem to some to constitute a defect rather than a virtue of the position.

Branches support the foliage needed for tree growth, but if the branch diameter is too large it may constitute a defect when the tree is assessed for timber quality and when the tree is processed into boards.

"The mistaken possession of the wrong parcel does not constitute a defect to the insured land," Kuehling wrote to the Shedds.

Any contamination occurring during processing - which is not included as a hazard in the HACCP plan - will also constitute a defect.

An absence of this sort of beneficence constitutes a defect in the moral life, even if not a failure of obligation.

Based on these observations, it appears that age-related Chfr hypermethylation may constitute a general defect where individuals may become predisposed to the development of gastric cancer.

Furthermore, promoter hypermethylation initially occurs in non-neoplastic gastric epithelia, increases with age, and ultimately silences gene function to constitute a field-defect that may predispose tissues to development of gastric cancer (Waki et al, 2002, 2003b).

Hypermethylation was found initially to occur at the 5′- and 3′- furthest regions of the CpG island in non-neoplastic gastric epithelia, to gradually spreads near the transcription start site to shut down RASSF2 expression, and ultimately to constitute a field-defect placing tissue increased risk for development of gastric cancer.

It should also be noted that, as an extrinsic factor, photobleaching is observed primarily as an artifact to our efforts to measure the kinetics of state changes by continually monitoring the C output emission, and does not constitute an intrinsic defect in the logic gate design.

Thus, defects within the IL-2/CD25 signaling axis may constitute a conserved immune/AICD defect predisposing to autoimmunity.