Sentence examples for exposed the defects of from inspiring English sources
The financial crisis has exposed the defects of Maastricht.
It exposed the defects of Venezuela's oil resources.
Former National Security Adviser Bill Clark emphasized that the moral underpinnings of Mr. Reagan's policies were always based on demonstrating the clear superiority of Western values and exposing the defects of the Soviet system.
In addition, homologues knockout of some important gene, such as the house keeping gene, leads to embryonic death [ 29], exposing the defect of knockout technology, as we lost the opportunist to study function of these genes in adult mice.
Few artists were able to expose the defects and absurdities of a mechanized society like the Dadaists, the loose-knit group of artists whose work was a reaction to the grinding carnage of World War I.
IF MICHAEL MOORE bumped into an average German on the street, the encounter might be rather strained: the film-maker's grungy appearance could well be taken as one more piece of evidence of America's incorrigible ugliness.But looks aren't everything: like most Europeans, the Germans love the way Mr Moore is exposing the defects, real and imagined, of his own country.
The violent wind, drastic turbulence and sudden change of wind direction are major factors of wind turbine failures, in which exposes the design defects of wind turbine operating.
This should expose the full cohesion defect of an eco1Δ strain but caused only a small increase in the percentage of split GFP signals.
The roles of the pre-existing channel defects exposing the substrate surface and of the spurious interfacial oxide promoting coating breakdown and/or delamination are emphasized.
They were looking for genes that affect early development of mouse embryos, so they exposed the embryos to a chemical mutagen and found mutated genes that caused early neural defects.
