Sentence examples for generic defect from inspiring English sources
L. Rev. 1217, 1234-35 (1981); William K.S. Wang, Stock Market Insider Trading: Victims, Violators and Remedies—Including an Analogy to Fraud in the Sale of a Used Car with a Generic Defect, 45 Vill.
Significantly the phenotype we obtained with the chaperone knockdowns is highly similar to that for GPI8, the trans-amidase responsible for addition of the GPI-anchor to VSG and other polypeptides [62], which suggests that this is the generic defect obtained when ER function in T. brucei is significantly compromised.
P., Mills J.L., Kirke P., Burke H., Molloy A.M., Weir, D.G., Shields, D.C. & Scott J.M. 1995 A generic defect in 5, 10 methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase in neural tube defects.
Tata Motors insisted there were no "generic defects" with the car but said new safety features would be added to the exhaust and electrical system if owners wished.
For a further 17 abnormalities, no appropriate MP term was available, necessitating the use of the generic term 'other defects' (MP0005395).
We predicted that the human orthologue, LARS2, might also have the potential to counteract generic mt-tRNA defects in human cells.
Finally, a deletion mutant of the putative phosphofructokinase PFK1 is strongly reduced in virulence, which is probably due to its generic in vitro growth defect (Schwarzmüller et al., 2014).
TSS defects and generic and conditional growth phenotypes tested in GTF-Pol II double mutants suggest that TSS defects may contribute to general growth defects when TSS defects are severe, yet suppression of TSS defects (as measured at ADH1 ) does not correlate with suppression of Pol II mutant generic growth defects.
Combinations of mutants with opposing TSS distribution defects resulted in partial, but not necessarily mutual, suppression of single mutant growth defects on generic media.
This chapter provides an introduction to the generic types of constituents, manufacturing defects, and in-service defects to be found in composite materials based on continuous fibers.
