Sentence examples for defects of interest from inspiring English sources

Conventional impedance-based damage detection techniques have been shown to be vulnerable to other types of changes such as temperature variation that may not be relevant to defects of interest.

Among 369,049 newborns in the study population, we identified 2,148 births (0.6%) with one or several birth defects of interest.

In comparison with the other three breeds, all remaining congenital defects of interest in this survey appeared less frequently in the VBS breed.

The cleavage fracture predictions from the toughness scaling model correlate well with the experimental data; but care needs to be taken to ensure that calibration of the Weibull parameters references fracture toughness data from constraint levels that span that of the defect of interest.

In 12 studies the comparison group included all other births unaffected by the defect of interest (i.e. those without the defect plus those with other defects, though this is unlikely to affect the ORs because the vast majority did not have an anomaly, and would only slightly dilute an effect).

Although many individual studies did not have sufficient statistical power to reliably examine (and therefore report) dose response relationships, several found evidence that the risk of the defect of interest increased with increasing cigarette consumption, for the abnormalities for which significant pooled ORs were found.

While loss of CENP-A is predictably leading to centromere failure, mitotic defects and ultimately cell death, our finding that a reduction to half the normal levels leads to defects is of interest because it represents the level at which the centromeric CENP-A pool becomes critical.

However, not only PCs based on periodic or periodical structures with defects are of interest but also deterministic aperiodic systems or quasicrystals because of their unexpected optical features [6 10].

The bayesian approach allowed us to incorporate existing information on the association between each SSRI and the birth defect outcome of interest.

8 9 10 11 12 13 The approach used to summarize the information presented in these publications for each of the SSRI-birth defect combinations of interest depended on the number of available studies; to avoid duplication of cases in the current analysis, we did not include the results from the earlier NBDPS analysis.

NTDs (740, 741, 742.0), orofacial clefts (749.00 749.04, 749.10 749.14, 749.20 749.25), and choanal atresia (748.00), a defect of the nasal airway developmentally similar to conotruncal heart defects, were also of interest because of previous association with TCE or PCE exposure.