"defects coverage" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to coverage or protection against defects in items or products. For example, "This warranty includes defects coverage for up to one year from the date of purchase."
Furthermore, temperature modulation was conducted to decrease the graphene sheet defect coverage down to 7.2%.
No significant differences were found in the newly formed bone volumes and bone defect coverage between the hMDSC and hBMMSC groups.
Thus, the reverse sural fasciocutaneous flap with a cutaneous pedicle is a quick, versatile, easy and safe soft tissue defect coverage technique requiring no microvascular repair.
Although, a few of them have studied the behavior of their design in presence of some possible defects, poor defect coverage and/or low fault-tolerance make them unsuitable for practical realizations.
The ideal implant material should have the following characteristics: it should be able to adjust to the cranial defect, it must achieve a full defect coverage, full biocompatibility, inertness, non-thermal conductor, radiolucent, non-magnetic, light, rigid, easily placed and low-cost [19, 27].
The reverse sural fasciocutaneous flap with a cutaneous pedicle is a quick, versatile, easy and safe soft tissue defect coverage technique to cover most of the soft tissue defects of the lower limb in common orthopaedic practice and does not require any microvascular repair, though it may be cosmetically unappealing in a few cases.
Submental flaps for facial and intraoral defect coverage were first described in 1993.
For gross score evaluation, four items were involved including defect coverage, tissue color, defect margin, and surface, with a total score of 16 points.
In another study, MSCs injected in conjunction with HA into porcine knees with partial-thickness chondral defects led to good defect coverage with hyaline-like cartilage at 12 weeks post-injection [ 68].
