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While tending a woman who had just given birth to twins, a neurologist noted that one twin had a shrunken, malformed head, suggesting microcephaly, a congenital defect limiting brain development.

The proposed model can potentially be employed to assess the defect limits found in current specifications for welded steel assemblies that utilize thick plates.

The presence of the nail, which occupies space within the centre of the defect, limits the amount of test material that can be implanted and also affects the shape of the scaffold material in order to accommodate the centrally positioned nail.

MLS is characterized by unilateral or bilateral microphthalmia and linear skin defects, limited to the face and neck in affected females and in utero lethality in males.

It has been suggested that PCP defects in ds and ft mutants may be due to activation of the Hippo tumor suppressor pathway, which is also controlled by Ft/Ds/Fj, because ft mutant larval wing discs with rescued Hippo signaling show only weak PCP defects limited to the most proximal part of the wing despite the clonal PCP phenotypes observed in pupal and adult wings (Brittle et al., 2012).

However, their respective defects limit their wide use in engineering.

These defects limit the electron mobility to the interface and prevent charge carrier recombination [11].

Since the amount of defects in Ti200 is very high, the confined phonon may undergo elastic and inelastic scattering process with crystal defects limiting the phonon lifetime.

However, severe computational difficulties arising from complex, long-range interactions between these curvilinear line defects limit the application of DD in the study of large-scale plastic deformation.

The final lamellae thickness ( ∼50 Å) and bulk crystallinity (∼20%), were low at, for all processing conditions investigated, which is attributed to the significant short-chain branching in the polymer acting as point defects limiting lamellae crystal growth.

The relation of defects with the Raman line broadening and phonon lifetime is studied, and it is observed that structural defects limit the phonon lifetime in the small anatase nanocrystallites, whereas temperature-dependent anharmonic effect increases phonon lifetime in larger rutile crystallites.