"logical defect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a failure to logically reason through something, or to a flaw in the reasoning behind a particular argument, plan, or belief. For example, "We must reject this plan because it is based on an unfounded logical defect."
He walks away from most of his interviews muttering about the logical defect in this approach or that one.
He then invokes the Dutch Book theorem to argue that incoherent degrees of belief sanction as fair a set of bets, which cannot be fair, and claims this reveals that incoherence is fundamentally an epistemic, and indeed a logical, defect.
Of course it is incoherence as a logical defect, rather than one of means/ends rationality that is Christensen's focus, but since sanctioning bets as fair that cannot be fair is not a property of incoherent degrees of belief alone, he has not shown incoherence to be on a par with inconsistency with full belief, where the defect lies with the beliefs themselves.
Since the point of control over immune reactivity occurs at IL2 gene expression, it is logical that defects in the IL2/FOXP3 negative feedback loop may lead to a preponderance of activating signals and autoimmunity.
They yearn to rectify this "defect in logical purity" (Russell 1919, 203).
In our dogs, the skin barrier defects seem to be a result of inflammation rather than a preexisting genetic defect, which seems logical in these artificially sensitized dogs, and corresponds to a subset of human patients in which an immunologic defect is responsible for development of atopic disease (Oh et al. 2009; Trzeciak et al. 2010; Minegishi and Saito 2011).
Our technique is based on logical merging of two defective rows (or two columns) that emulate a defect-free row (or column).
Van Fraassen advocated a position that he called "constructive empiricism," a view intended to capture the insights of logical empiricism while avoiding its defects.
It seems logical, given the known mechanical defects within the dystrophic plasma membrane that alterations in calcium and sodium levels likely stems from excessive activation of various channels and exchangers that then leads to alterations in SR-calcium handling and mitochondrial calcium loading.
Together, these aspects contribute in answering whether endochondral bone regeneration can be a logical approach to restore craniomaxillofacial bone defects.
Manufacturing defects manifest themselves as logical faults modeled as lines (wires) stuck-at '1' or '0'.
