Sentence examples for lead to malfunction from inspiring English sources

Complexes formed by the antigen-antibody reaction can be deposited in almost any tissue and can lead to malfunction of that organ.

Influences on the physiological balance due to age-related or pathological changes can lead to malfunction and subsequently to degradation of the cartilage.

These processing induced damage areas degrade the quality of products and often lead to malfunction and/or catastrophic failure during the service life.

However, when the member has twisting displacements e.g. in the case of lateral torsional buckling these stress distributions can lead to malfunction, because they do not satisfy certain equilibrium equations connected with torsion and warping of the profile.

These interferences lead to malfunction as well as destruction in the last [9, 10].

According to this figure, the stable power swing causes the impedance trajectory enters into protected zone 3, which could lead to malfunction of the distance relay.

"Since the inauguration of the tsunami warning system in 2008, concerns have been raised that the inadequate training of the officials operating the system could lead to malfunctions," Patrikainen said.

Disadvantages of using [18F]F2 gas, as labeling reagent, is the theoretical maximum radiochemical yield of 50%% and the corrosive character of [18F]F2 gas which can lead to malfunctioning of valves and equipment.

The two main components, both developed by Arbe itself, are an ultra high resolution radar; and Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM), algorithms that provide improved target separation and enhanced resolution, and remove false alarms that confuse systems and lead to malfunctions and accidents, with work in a 4D imaging system.

Any deviation from the designated route will lead to malfunctions or disabilities of the respective organism and thus nature had to endow neurons with a sensitive and robust detection system for all kinds of signaling cues.

The secondary structure analysis further indicated that the divergent 16S rRNA gene copy contained a high ratio of accumulation of substitutions in the stems that influenced the normal structures (supplementary fig. S7, Supplementary Material online), which would lead to malfunctions in the ribosome assemblage (with a relatively high NCSR of 16.0%).