Sentence examples for known defect from inspiring English sources
The unassigned fine features can be used to identify these additional centres by comparing with the unique hyperfine structures of known defect centres that are commonly found in diamond24.
In situ studies also revealed a surprising phenomenon: the pristine prismatic loops can prevail over the strongest known defect sinks, free surfaces, to trap radiation-induced defect clusters.
We provided further understanding of oxidization/reduction during PLD processes at low oxygen pressures and eliminated the contradiction concerning the reduction of STO substrates during deposition and its well known defect equilibrium.
We will consider this challenge closer for processes including an STO substrate, which is by far the most widely used substrate material for the growth of epitaxial oxide thin films and has the advantage of a well known defect chemistry, which is highly sensitive to the applied oxygen pressure.
Since L. monocytogenes begin to spread from cell to cell as early as three hours post-infection and phospholipase mutants have a known defect in escape from a secondary vacuole, it is possible that the defect in growth observed by Py et al. (2007) was due to a defect in escape from vacuoles of secondarily infected cells [13], [45], [46] Autophagy plays a role in cellular homeostasis.
The p.Gly223Ser mutation is a known defect of GCK leading to the development of typical MODY diabetes, which affects glucokinase activity in functional studies [ 15– 17].
There's really only one kind of crypto that anyone uses: crypto with no known defects.
Some states allow the seller to sign a waiver or disclaimer statement rather than require a full disclosure of all known defects.
The typical seller disclosure form is several pages long, and it asks the seller to report known defects in the home.
A house-relation of many diseases in tropical and sub-tropical countries is Directly traceable to an origin in such defects; the removal of the known defects would largely eliminate those house-diseases, which seriously affect millions of people.
The accord comes almost one year after LifeScan, of Milpitas, Calif., agreed to pay $60 million in civil and criminal penalties to the federal government after pleading guilty to failing to report known defects in the SureStep blood-glucose monitoring devices.
