The phrase "defect in the process" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a flaw or error in a specific process or procedure. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a legal or business setting, to describe a problem or issue that has occurred during a process. Example: During the manufacturing process, a defect in the machinery caused a delay in production.
This means that in the pending litigation in Delaware challenging this acquisition, the plaintiffs lawyers will be hunting for some defect in the process.
So it seems that a relationship or transaction is exploitative only if there is some defect in the process by which it came about.
The question now arises as to whether an unfair transaction is always exploitative or whether A exploits B only if there is some defect in the process that culminates in B's decision.
Thus, RNF5 overexpression may impair the ER function, ultimately leading to a defect in the process of muscle maintenance.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08287.010 Finally, if vilya 826 oocytes are unable to initiate the formation of the majority of DSBs, we would predict a severe defect in the process of meiotic recombination.
In the eye, various forms of cell death occurring during development are essential for maturation of the tissue, and a defect in the process can lead to ocular diseases.
Percentage of defects = No. of defects occuring due to p ainting process Total no. of defects in the process welding, washing, painting, and tamper sealing Open image in new window Table 3 Experimental L9 array Trial no.
Force and deformation behavior along with the defects in the process, which are quite different from those in conventional incremental sheet forming, were summarized.
In the study, the interactive effects of the wrinkling and other two defects in the process are first proposed and investigated by using the developed Explicit FE model based on the ABAQUS/Explicit code.
Due to its extreme corrosion resistance, titanium containers have been studied for the long-term storage of nuclear waste (containers lasting over 100,000 years are possible under proper manufacturing conditions to reduce defects in the process).
Interestingly, before dying, the fga mutant larvae exhibit defects in the process of gas filling of the respiratory (tracheal) system, a process that normally occurs by the end of embryogenesis [20].
