Sentence examples for defects that can be from inspiring English sources
We found that Gas1 mutant GI tract has circular smooth muscle defects that can be attributed to defective Hh signaling.
Here, we describe active and passive nanoplasmonic materials with optically active metastable defects that can be switched on or off by cooling with or without laser illumination, respectively.
Contact lenses have particular advantages in treating certain defects that can be corrected only partially by prescription eyeglasses; for example, contact lenses avoid the distortion of size that occurs with thick corrective lenses.
Our misguided intervention in Vietnam's civil war had catastrophic consequences for the Vietnamese: millions died, hundreds of thousands of soldiers are still missing in action, and tens of thousands of children suffer from horrendous birth defects that can be credibly linked to American use of defoliants like Agent Orange.
In reality, there is a lower limit on the size of defects that can be detected by current NDE techniques, which recent studies have identified it to be roughly between 10 and 20percentt of the cross-sectional area of the shaft.
The parameters for construction were the following: Hamada indices that respond to topology (armchair, zigzag or chiral nanotubes) and diameter, the saturated or unsaturated nature of the nanotube, the length and, most importantly, the presence of defects that can be built individually or repetitively by rotating bonds, removing atoms, or adding additional carbon atoms.
To proof the new evaluation algorithm, samples with a Viton film replacing the adhesive are used to verify the smallest defect that can be detected.
As a result, it has been recommended that the length of a segmental diaphyseal tibial defect that can be managed with autologous cancellous grafting should not exceed 2 cm [14].
This results in three issues: firstly, the size is of interest to measure in itself; secondly, the size is also of interest since assuming no interaction between the defects, the smallest defect that can be detected with high probability, will be a parameter limiting the predicted fatigue life; and thirdly, the distance which is of interest is in three-dimensional (3-D).
