Sentence examples for example a defect from inspiring English sources
Some of these are internal anomalies and may not be discovered until an autopsy after death from noncongenital causes or following an injury, when physical examination may reveal, for example, a defect of the heart or brain.
For example, a defect in respiratory chain complex I activity in mitochondria has been observed in dopaminergic (DA) neurons in PD patients [ 3- 7].
For example, a defect of function in the TGF- β signalling component leads to carcinogenesis by acting as a definite tumour suppressor during the early phase, but it may exhibit an oncogenic function during later clinical stages (Jakowlew, 2006).
This suggests that this mutation profile is the result of an endogenous mutational process for example, a defect in DNA repair that was acquired before the divergence of the two lineages, or that it was caused by independent exposure of the two lineages to a carcinogenic environmental agent.
We were curious to know if the elongation defect in exocyst mutants was restricted to the elongation zone, or if it represented a more generalized defect (for example, a defect altering the basic structure and overall expansibility of the cell wall) that also influenced cell elongation in the meristem.
For example, a defect-free SWCNT is predicted to possess a tensile strength of ~400 GPa, yet tensile strengths of only ~3 GPa have been experimentally observed from SWCNT fibers [2 4].
'When there is something, for example a heart defect that you can help the baby with, when it is born and so.
Then the focus will shift to optimise [the outcome] for the baby, both during pregnancy and delivery.' (Participant no 8) 'When there is something, for example a heart defect that you can help the baby with, when it is born and so.
The MoLIC diagrams review document identifies, for example, an inconsistency defect of the message displayed to the user.
An example of such a defect could be a zinc interstitial, which was previously found to form a shallow donor at ≈30 meV below the CBM.
For example, a superior arcuate defect is defined as four depressed points within one or both upper quadrants (see definition in Table 2).
