Sentence examples for defect characterised from inspiring English sources

Pulmonary function tests revealed restrictive lung defect characterised by reduced vital capacity and lung diffusing capacity.

The SLC36A2 (PAT2) gene was identified as the major gene responsible for iminoglycinuria, a renal defect characterised by reduced reabsorption of glycine, proline and hydroxyproline (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man, OMIM: 242600).

The three patients had moderate intellectual disability (IQ of <50), gross motor delay and a severe speech and language defect, characterised by a delay in the onset of speech, dysgrammatism and very poor speech articulation.

Other likely genetic defects characterised by hydrocephalus such as two distinct syndromes in Hereford cattle have been reported in older literature [ 100].

We present here measurements on defects with varied branched geometries, designed to simulate stress corrosion cracking (SCC) type defects, characterising the geometry using laser-based ultrasonic generation and detection of Rayleigh waves.

When changes were no longer detectable in or near the location of a defect in the preceding scan, the defect was characterised as "resolved".

A multiaxial endurance criterion is used to analyse the experimental results: it appears necessary to calculate the local stress distribution around the defect to characterise the defect morphology in a multiaxial criterion.

The monocyte defect was characterised by a disproportionate loss of Ly6C+ inflammatory monocytes [13], implying that Slfn2 is required for the maturation and/or survival of this monocyte sub-set.

Molecular mechanism of FARS2 defect is characterised in vitro.

When similar changes were detected in a matching location in subsequent available scans, the defect was characterised as "persisting".

The defects are characterised in terms of energy levels, effectiveness, and concentration.