Sentence examples for defect defined from inspiring English sources

A restrictive ventilatory defect defined by %FVC < 80% was found in 4 cases.

The manifestation of the monogenic disease cystic fibrosis results from the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR -mediated basiCFTR -mediateded as an altered chloride transport.

*: among these 62 patients, 53 (85%) depicted a restrictive defect defined by VA below the 5th percentile value of TLC minus 150 mL.

To determine whether torsinA could attenuate the presynaptic defect defined in C. elegans that express G85R SOD1 pan-neuronally, assays were performed with these pharmacological modifiers on worms that co-expressed WT torsinA.

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is a musculoskeletal defect defined by the presence of an orifice in the tendinous or muscular part of diaphragm, which allows the migration of abdominal viscera into the thorax [ 1, 2].

Infants with at least 1 major birth defect, defined by ICD-9-CM coding in the first year of life, accounted for 4.9% (3,005) of the study population.

During the second year, he said, the warranty only covers mechanical systems -- including plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling and ventilating -- and "material defects," defined as actual physical damage to load-bearing parts of the house that would make it unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unlivable.

To investigate the influence of defects, defined defect geometries were introduced in the braze layer by electrical discharge machining (EDM).

Surface defects, defined as internal defects intersecting a free surface, are incorporated into the model through an original analytical approach.

Patients with severe congenital heart defects were further grouped into those with or without conotruncal defects, defined as teratology of Fallot, truncus arteriosus, and transposition complexes.

For treatment of bone defects, defined concentrations of platelets in the PRP are described for optimal effects on bony regeneration [ 26].