Sentence examples for laboratory failure from inspiring English sources

The laboratory failure modes and mechanisms were compressor locking and crankshaft wear.

The laboratory failure mode and mechanism of the compressor was a stopping nose due to design flaws.

In 2004, a high-profile laboratory failure concentrated media and congressional attention on oversight of the laboratory industry.

This method allows the assessment of the HER2 testing performance in a relatively high number of tumors and the identification of the local laboratory failure (either due to HER2 staining evaluation or procedure).

After exclusion of 46 specimens based on predefined pathology and laboratory criteria (10 because of insufficient tumour, 22 because of insufficient RNA, and 14 because of laboratory failure), 280 patients had successful gene expression analysis.

The result of a two-year review, the report follows a series of widely publicized crime laboratory failures, including the case of Brandon Mayfield, a lawyer from Portland, Ore., and Muslim convert who was wrongly arrested in the 2004 terrorist train bombing in Madrid that killed 191 people and wounded 2,000.

Furthermore, fractures starting from the inner surface of the core in the occlusal area as a result of radial cracks have been presented both in clinical failures (10, 26, 27) and in laboratory failures (28).

Outside Microsoft, it was regarded as a laboratory of failure, called "Red Ink West," running up losses of as much as $1.5 billion since 1995, much of it squandered on a wayward effort to become a production studio for new media.

Recognition of transport control is critical for extraction of rate data under laboratory conditions; failure to do so can lead to drastically overestimated, or in some cases, underestimated rates of scale formation in production scenarios.

Comparisons are made between the simulated aggregate uplift and ASCE 7 98 provisions [Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, ASCE 7-98 StAmerican Society of Civil EngineersNew York, New York [1]] as well as laboratory generated failure capacities for sheathing panels.

Based on the CVs from this laboratory, this failure can be attributed to variability in tissue dissection and handling.