Sentence examples for defects were described as from inspiring English sources

The 17-segment model for left ventricle myocardium (according to the American Heart Association) was used and perfusion defects were described as stress induced (completely reversible or partially reversible in rest CTP) and fixed.

The determination of crack initiation in a cast steel containing defects is described as an example showing the advantages of the method for engineering applications.

Mr. Pflaumer, who typically wore dark aviator sunglasses because of a congenital eye defect, was described as "the shadowy lord of the Philadelphia beer business" by The Philadelphia Inquirer.

In none of the models has the defect been described as located outside of the umbilical ring, which constitutes a major difference to that of the human phenotype.

Case #20 also presented with low impedance; the returned lead analysis revealed an abrasion under the SVC coil that resulted in contact between the RV shock cables and SVC coil; originally this insulation defect was described as an abrasion from the inside out, but later SJM restated it as an abrasion at the proximal end of the svc coil.

All tumors were described as defects in the hepatocyte phase on MRI, as seen in case 5 (Fig. 2b).

But last July a series of what were described as "unidentified defects" triggered the failures which meant that for more than 90 minutes, submarines were left without their main sources of coolant.

Production problems were described as manufacturing defects that prevent the patients to inject the full dose, shutdown of production site, manufacturing problems leading to quality issues, shutdown of filling line and quality batched leading to a recall of several batches and stopping of production.

Furthermore, some changes in bleached enamel were described as slightly erosive defects promoted by the bleaching agent [ 4– 7].

Similar deficits of stellate neurons in islands and a thicker molecular layer in the entorhinal cortex of subjects diagnosed with schizophrenia were described as evidence of defects of migration of neurons to their target destination during development [ 100, 101].

KRT16 and KRT6A mutations were described as causing pachyonychia (defect in hair and nails).