Sentence examples for defect in that from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging that "the king [of France] has disarmed his people in order to be able to command them more easily," Machiavelli still concludes "that such a policy is … a defect in that kingdom, for failure to attend to this matter is the one thing that makes her weak" (Machiavelli 1965, 584, 586 587).

However, this was somehow expected since the defect in that case is due to failure of entry of IFT-A and dynein motors.

This is correlated to the genetic defect in that DS persons have between two and three copies of chromosome 21 which harbors the Endostatin gene.

This approach had a potential defect in that we cloned the intergenic regions as putative BD PROs based on the predicted TSSs.

Knocking down Klf4 expression in Mbd3 −/− cells, however, resulted in a marked rescue of the differentiation defect, in that nearly all colonies contained differentiated cells.

It is a tremendously exciting prospect that an astute clinician and a single memorable patient can now become the critical participants in identifying the fundamental molecular defect in that individual.

"It [the crisis] frees one from the danger that one is going to be criticised in that over-sloganised way, which has been used for the past 15 years to cover up the defects in that argument".

There were a number of defects in that programme, but at its peak it kept almost 300,000 people a year out of unemployment, and in the process instigated a great deal of useful work in the community.

That has helped with the treatment of skin cancer, since people born with defects in that repair system will develop skin cancer from being exposed to sunlight.

However, the strong motion data have defects in that they are limited in resolution in the across-arc direction, and their amplitude can be larger as a result of fast slip-rate change rather than large slip itself.

A study in Norway looked at diagnostic laboratory testing for CMT and the spectrum of gene defects in that country.