This method employs classification techniques to discriminate between defect examples.
Instead of relying on threshold value, this approach detects all code smells based on similarity between the system under study and the set of defect examples, where the former is the initial model and the latter is the base example.
Interestingly, for some of the same types of defects (for example, heart defects, NTDs, cleft palate and heterotaxia) seen in mice with Cited2 mutations fed on a high-fat diet, associations with diabetes or obesity, or both, have been suggested in some human studies of birth defects [ 6, 7].
A stroke population has a wide variety of potential visual defects, for example ocular motility defects and visual perception defects.
Researchers have found that pre-pregnancy diabetes and obesity are associated with an increased risk for numerous birth defects (for example, specific heart defects, NTDs and cleft palate) [ 2].
However, in some cases, it might come in defect: for example, when overshoots of activity appear in the reconstructed images as a side effect of resolution modelling during reconstruction, or when images are extremely noisy, the max-count polar maps would assign to the PM values that are an overestimation of the actual mean activity within the LV.
High-level government officers who want to defect, for example, may be asked to remain in place to feed information to the rebels.
These tests ascertain the type of defect, for example, obstructive or restrictive ventilatory defects, which helps establish the cause, such as an exacerbation of any underlying obstructive airways disease versus interstitial disease.
To add further complexity to this classification system, certain mutations may lead to more than one class of functional defect, for example, Phe508del results in class II and III problems [ 12, 13].
Purified blood components can be transfused to treat specific defects; for example, platelets are used to correct a low platelet count, and clotting factor VIII is given to counteract the clotting defect in classic hemophilia.
