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Discover Ludwig"defect rate" is a perfectly acceptable phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the percentage of defective items within a group. For example, "The factory was able to reduce the defect rate by 10% within the first quarter of the year."
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Viryl also says that the machine's defect rate is only one per cent.
The company estimates specific rates of improvement for on-time delivery, cycle time, defect rate, and yield.
In August 2005, the machines' aggregate defect rate - from Microsoft's contract manufacturers Flextronics and Wistron, in their factories in China - was allegedly just 68%.
Although the state has brought down its birth defect rate through the campaign, some experts say the real solution lies elsewhere.
Dr. Stevenson believes that the neural tube defect rate in his state can be halved again, if only folic acid intake can be increased.
However, acceptance of a QCA design is limited due to its high defect rate.
Instrument design factors also influenced defect rate, but to a lesser extent.
The HF-HoQ successfully detected the site with the highest defect rate, but not the lowest.
The lowest defect rate was found for K3 instruments: unwinding 1%, and fracture 3%.
When STS evaluated 215,000 photovoltaic modules at its Shanghai laboratory in 2011 and 2012, it found the defect rate had jumped from 7.8percentto13percentcent.
It not only considers those for quality (such as defect rate) and speed (completion time) but also looks at how measures change with time.
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