Sentence examples for defects in which from inspiring English sources

Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), also called genetic embryo screening, the testing of embryos produced through in vitro fertilization (IVF) for genetic defects, in which testing is carried out prior to the implantation of the fertilized egg within the uterus.

It means that in the other samples average sizes of defects, in which positron captures occur, decrease during doping.

These peaks arise from Frenkel type anion defects, in which an oxygen ion occupies an interstitial position, leaving a vacancy at its original lattice site [31].

The quite thin mixing Cr oxides layer on the surface of the CrO2 may have defects, in which the two-step tunneling process happening at high bias voltage and resulting in the strong decay of magnetoresistance with the increase of bias voltage.

To better mimic the cellular situation and the unique masticatory stresses in maxillofacial regions of humans, we developed an animal model of mandibular defects, in which rabbits were implanted with the beta-tricalcium phosphate/chitosan (β-TCP/CS) scaffolds after a dental extraction and the creation of a full-thickness bone defect.

In pre-clinical and clinical protocols of critical defects in which SSC are employed, two approaches are mainly used: in the first, SSC are derived from bone marrow and directly introduced at the lesion site, in the second, SSC are derived from several sites and are expanded ex vivo before being implanted.

Babli, 22, was five months pregnant when she found out her baby had anencephaly – a serious birth defect in which the brain and skull do not develop properly.

"I encourage dissent," he said, adding that a "cultural defect," in which employees had avoided criticizing the company, had existed before his arrival.

One such condition is cryptorchidism, a developmental defect in which the testes do not descend into the scrotum (which creates a risk of developing testicular cancer).

Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly – a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized – as well as other brain abnormalities.

A new report shows in graphic detail the kind of damage Zika infections can do to the developing brain – damage that goes well beyond microcephaly, a birth defect in which the baby's head is much smaller than normal.