FSW defects include an onionskin microstructure, tunnel voids, porosity, defective tightness, excessive flash, 'kissing-bond' defects and crack-like root flaws.
Liver defects include bile duct paucity and chronic cholestasis (defective flow of bile from the liver).
Examples of neural tube defects include the absence of brain (anencephaly) and a cyst replacing the cerebellum.
Possible defects include a deformed inlet (the opening between the bowl and tank), a warped horn (the outlet piece that projects from the base of the toilet) or a misshapen base.
Inherited diseases now known to be caused by telomerase defects include certain forms of a condition called "congenital aplastic anemia", in which insufficient cell divisions in the stem cells of the bone marrow lead to severe anemia.
Open defects include rachischisis and myelomeningocele.
Typical cooling defects include distorted, deformed, and broken microstructures.
Structural defects include dislocation, vacancies, grain boundaries, impurities, and precipitation.
These defects include vacancies, dangling bonds, and floating bonds.
Such strengthening defects include V-precipitates, intra-granular ferrite, forest dislocations and nano-twins.
For Eclipse JDT Core, the top-ten classes with more defects include classes such as org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.AST and org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core.JavaModel.JavaModel
