Sentence examples for excess or defect from inspiring English sources

However, APP, under conditions of excess or defect, does not affect neuronal membrane cholesterol content.

In a cancer context, changes in the activity of chromatin regulators, by excess or defect, can lead to misbalanced levels of chromatin modifications, which can be targeted for anti-cancer therapy.

The numerical difference between the actual measured mass of an isotope and A is called either the mass excess or the mass defect (symbol Δ).

Since impurities or defect states at the electrode−CNT contact can cause excess noise, this relatively large exponent can be presumably attributed to the imperfect contact.

The attentive reader of TMS will have noticed this earlier: when he characterizes propriety as lying between the excess and defect of passion (27), for instance, or when he distinguishes the restraint of appetite out of self-interest from the virtue of temperance (28), or when he emphasizes habit (152, 324), or the superiority of friendships of virtue over friendships of pleasure (224 5).

It is likely, therefore, that one or both of these mutations also enhanced the excess readthrough defect caused by the N206Y mutation.

The wise person will find the moderate path between excess and defect.

A virtue is a kind of mean between excess and defect in the exercise of a power.

Aristotle defines ethical virtue as lying in a mean between excess and defect, and the mean is determined by the person of practical wisdom (actually the male, since Aristotle is sexist on this point).

Indeed, we observed both a partial rescue of the CrebA excess SJ membrane defect as well as a rescue of the SJ swaying defect (Fig. 7E,F).

The reasons may include the collection of excess carrier, defects in materials, ion movement caused by polarization, or ferroelectric effects.