Sentence examples for defects are established from inspiring English sources
The general mechanisms of generation and healing of defects are established.
Close attention should be paid to sample size requirements, as a bilateral research design (where cartilage defects are established in both joints of the same animal) reduces sample sizes (Orth et al. 2013d).
Importantly, studies in mice suggest that these defects are established as early as neonatal development, and that Ras-MAPK pathway inhibition during this developmental time window not only rescues the structural brain defects, but also improves the health of these mutant mice (Wang et al., 2012).
The hierarchic structure of the theory of defects is established and discussed.
To this end, bone defects were established on the buccal side of bilateral mandibles in Wistar rats.
From the 3-roll coating experiments with forward and reverse coating modes, the operability windows in the coating process, demarcating the uniform coating flow from defects, were established.
The animal models of traumatic alveolar bone defects were established bilaterally in the maxilla of 15 rats which were randomly divided into 3 groups.
The rabbit model with full-thickness cartilage defects was established and then repaired by PGA scaffold and rabbit BMSCs with or without Sox9 transduction.
At the same time, model with different kinds of defects were established, and the effective thermal conductivity as the function of defect orientation angle, defect volume fraction and defect shape coefficient was discussed in detail.
The allowable critical dimension of the defect is proposed for the safety assessment of floating pipes with defects, local finite element models of pipelines with defects were established under the combined effect of internal pressure, bending moments and axial force which can be obtained from the pipe-soil coupling mechanical model.
Furthermore, the buckling and post-buckling models of the central wave and local shape defects were established by Zhang, et al. [28, 29, 30, 31].
