"defects arise" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to problems or issues that appear or become apparent in a certain situation. Example: Despite the rigorous testing, defects still arise during the manufacturing process of the new product. Example: The project was delayed because unexpected defects arose during the development phase.
In other words, even the movie's defects arise from a conflict that's built into the filmmakers' vision.
When OMP folding defects arise, the proteases DegS and RseP act sequentially to liberate σ into the cytosol, enabling it to activate transcription of the stress regulon.
The defects arise in the components of the immune system, such as the white blood cells involved in immune responses (T and B lymphocytes and scavenger cells) and the complement proteins, for a number of reasons.
Metallurgical defects arise from the complex changes in microstructure, which take place with time and temperature when a weld is being made.
When lysosomal defects arise in a lipid metabolic pathway, it is therefore easy to imagine that neurological decline will transpire, however for deficits in non-lipid pathways, this becomes harder to envisage.
At the point of initiation of the sliver defects, deformation was localized at the mould wall, indicating that these defects arise as a result of the bending moments generated by differential thermal contraction between the mould and the dendrites.
Contact lenses most effectively neutralize visual defects arising from irregular curvatures of the cornea.
OBJECTIVE In children, the repair of skull defects arising from decompressive craniectomy presents a unique set of challenges.
Articular cartilage defects arising from trauma or degenerative diseases fail to repair spontaneously.
Massive segmental defects arising from trauma or tumor resection remain a challenging clinical problem.
Particularly in the planar architecture, the junction thickness is morphologically constrained due to the emergence of shunt defects arising from large polycrystalline grains.
