As crystal growth is most often driven by defects, a parallel study of the defect structure permits a great deal more information to be developed for any given system.
In the beginning, we review our theoretical prediction on the critical phenomena driven by defects.
Together these observations argue that the exocyst root growth phenotype is not primarily driven by defects in brassinosteroid signaling.
This indicates that the Low ATP phenotype is driven by defects in the ATP efflux rather than ATP supply.
When a dispute with a customer does erupt into a lawsuit, they often are quick to settle, as Toshiba did by agreeing to pay $2 billion in a case involving disk-drive defects that had not been shown to have caused any actual harm.
Strong thermal gradients in low-thermal-conductivity ceramics may drive extended defects, such as grain boundaries and voids, to migrate in preferential directions.
Maternal aging is known to trigger a series of molecular alterations that drive the defects in chromatid separation (Chiang et al., 2011) and chromosome decondensation, as well as spindle detachment causing chromosomal misalignment (Battaglia et al., 1996; Liu & Keefe, 2002).
The presence and importance of these changes within the ribosome are unknown, although it is tempting to speculate that a decrease in flexibility may drive the defects observed in this study.
In this paper nitrogen and argon implanted highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) electrodes have been studied, with the aim of distinguishing whether the electrocatalytic activity of the modified electrodes is preferentially driven by chemical defects or by morphological defects.
We report interesting ferromagnetic properties and their control in a vanadium-based oxide system driven by stoichiometric defects.
Fourth, vascular insulin resistance has been primarily studied in models of metabolic syndrome driven by genetic defects that may potentially skew the results and jeopardize clinical translation.
