Sentence examples for defects and irregularities from inspiring English sources

The above is also coupled with the probabilistic nature of strength, associated with surface defects and irregularities.

The strength and reliability of the beam, being a stochastic function of local stresses, is therefore morphology dependent, in addition to (coupled with) the classical inherent probabilistic nature, associated with surface defects and irregularities.

First, a visual observation was made that permitted the finding of the points that presented defects and irregularities in the bronze, some of them can be seen in Fig. 2, as well as the different products of corrosion.

The bone contour underneath the graft may show the presence of central osteophytes, defects, and irregularities.

Epiretinal membrane (ERM) formation, the thinning of the retina and choroid corresponding to chorioretinal atrophy and retinal degeneration, ellipsoid zone defects, and irregularities in the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) were observed in both eyes.

This approach has more promise for large-area process applications in view of enhanced uniformity and fewer defects compared to the colloidal lithography commonly with polystyrene nanoparticles [23, 24], which yields more defects and pattern irregularities as the substrate size increases.

In short, a pretreatment process is crucial as it provides clean surface, by eliminating undesired defects like scratch and irregularities.

Also better bone regeneration was observed in the S-Group compared with the S-PRP group where incomplete bone defect filling and irregularity of the bone-cartilage surface were detected.

Good integration of the healthy chondral surface, newly formed hyaline-like tissue and better bone regeneration were observed in the group implanted with the scaffold alone (S-Group) whereas incomplete bone defect filling and irregularity of the bone-cartilage surface were detected in the S-PRP Group.

Position and description of flagged spots (spots absent or thought to be unusable during post hybridization analysis), sub-grid defects and other noticed irregularities are recorded.

Galactography is a widely used and accepted diagnostic tool for visualizing and localizing ductal pathologies but frequently yields nonspecific findings, such as ductal ectasia, filling defects, and duct wall irregularities, which are ductal disease signs but does not always allow identification of the discharge cause.