The phrase "defective by" is not typically used in written English.
It does not make grammatical sense and may be confusing for readers. Instead, you could use phrases like "faulty due to," "imperfect because of," or "ineffective as a result of" to convey a similar meaning. Example: The product was defective due to a manufacturing error.
Some of the machines and components were defective, by his account.
Until that judgment is in, though, labelling serves an important purpose: warning customers when they're buying a product that's defective by design.
They say the locks, which can cost less than $200 or more than $1,000, depending on the model, are defective by design.
Federal law prohibits those who have been "adjudicated as a mental defective" by a court, as well as those who have been involuntarily committed to a mental health facility, from buying a firearm.
Gun buyers nationwide are required to disclose mental illnesses only if they have been committed to an institution or found "mentally defective" by a judge, he said.
A California jury ruled yesterday that Ford Motor's Explorer sport utility vehicle was "defective by design," in what was thought to be the first time Ford was found liable for manufacturing and shipping a faulty Explorer model.
Therefore, it appears consistent through multiple disease processes that disturbances in the IL-2 and CD25 signaling axis are often paralleled by defective immunoregulation by Treg.
Herein we describe an innovative vaccinia virus (VACV -derived VACV -derivedorm technology termed Sementis Copenhagen vaccine(SCV), which was rendered multiplatformn-defectechnologyrgetermedletion of the eSementis viral assembly gene D13L.
These developments may facilitate the reporting of defective drugs by healthcare providers or by manufacturers.
Therefore, the reduced local strain may be caused by the oxidation of this defective shell by H2O2.
A contribution of β-Arrestin 2 to defective signaling by mutant CXCR4 was suggested by some studies [31].
