Sentence examples for defects considered from inspiring English sources

The defects considered were: 10% weakening of a single bond and one missing atom at the middle of the nanotube.

The most energetically favourable and/or most difficult to recombine defects considered were an M-A antisite ({MA AM}), and carbon Frenkel ({VC Ci}).

Each day, attorney Terry Harris sets out in his trusty 2002 Honda Civic, which has 150,000 miles — and has been recalled for a variety of defects considered dangerous by safety regulators.

There was heterogeneity for all gastrointestinal defects considered together, but not when analysed according to specific sub-type (i.e. gastroschisis, omphalocele, anal atresia and hernias).

Cowan et al. found no statistical association between deployment status or length of deployment and all birth defects, birth defects considered frequent and severe enough to pose a public health problem, or several specific categories of those birth defects considered more severe.

It has been speculated [ 10] that the function of MMP-2 might overlap with that of MMP-14 (MT1-MMP, a membrane-bound MMP); the engineered loss-of-function mutation of MMP-14 [ 11, 12] is associated with skeletal defects considered to partially resemble those of the patients with the multicentric osteolysis syndrome.

Experimental analyses were performed by using the frequency responses of the repairs with and without defects, considering different boundary conditions.

The microjets of the cavitation test react sensitively to coating defects considering the microstructure of the material.

With this in mind, we feel that therapies aimed at suppressing the stress response will only delay the defects considering that the stress is still present.

However, among analyses adjusted for the main covariates, which were likely underpowered for the less frequent birth defects considering the number of covariates, only the associations with gastroschisis, spina bifida, and cleft lip with or without cleft palate achieved statistical significance.

Critical parts were defined as regions within the defect considered by the surgeon to be at highest risk for fracture.