Sentence examples for defect making from inspiring English sources

In common with other neurodegenerative diseases, it is difficult to disentangle which elements of the observed pathology are causes or consequences of the primary molecular defect, making it challenging to identify the initiating events that lead to disease.

Access to bone marrow elements in these defects might be one of the strongest predictive factors for filling of the defect, making the importance of other factors difficult to evaluate (Hunziker 1999).

The mutant pJM11 containing mutations that moved the αCTD-binding site one helical turn upstream had the largest defect, making only 15% of wild-type activity, implying that the location of the αCTD-binding site in Pm is important, possibly because the αCTD requires direct interaction with Mor.

While the lake was at an advanced stage of completion, a major engineering defect made it almost useless.

"When we discover a defect, make defects, or receive advice from customers, we work hard to fix them and improve," he said.

It is thus understood that the line defect makes a contribution to the resonant electron transmission.

The existence of material defect makes this region become a recombination center, resulting in a weak emission.

Notice the filling defect makes an acute angle to the oesophageal wall, suggesting that this lesion is intrinsic to the oesophagus Open image in new window Fig. 9 Hemangioma.

The ability of these macromers to deliver stem cells while forming in situ and subsequently degrade while facilitating bone ingrowth into the defect makes this class of macromers a promising material for craniofacial bone tissue engineering.

The model predicts that the phonon scattering associated with the elastic field around a point defect makes the principal contribution to the reduction of the thermal conductivity for these compositions.

The small quantum defect makes ytterbium a prospective dopant for efficient lasers and power scaling.