Sentence examples for missing irregular from inspiring English sources

Flies expressing DVAP-P58S in the adult nervous system fail to eclose, whereas targeted expression of DVAP-P58S in the eye induces extensive neurodegeneration, characterized by reduced eye size, with disorganized ommatidia showing missing, irregular or supernumerary bristles (3).

Meteonorm has become a valuable tool for estimating solar radiation where measured solar radiation data is missing or irregular.

SEM analysis revealed fused and disordered ommatidia with missing and irregular bristles.

The missing or irregular examination of larval cultures reportedly practiced by Danish veterinarians [ 28] might be another reason for the higher prevalence of S. vulgaris in that country.

The six variables associated with abnormal vaginal bleeding were menorrhagia, missed or irregular periods, PMB, postcoital bleeding, vaginal discharge and worsening of other symptoms while experiencing bleeding.

The most common behavioural factor which precipitates individual episodes of severe hypoglycaemia that has been identified is missed or irregular meals [ 17, 18].

Richmond nevertheless captured the fire in Charlotte's eyes, even if he flattered and conventionalised the rest of her face, which Gaskell found plain, with missing teeth and irregular features.

We studied 384 of 419 consecutive array experiments remaining after the exclusion of the 14 reference concordance experiments and 21 experiments judged of poor quality due to missing data or irregular distribution by M-A plot analysis.

However, even patients with a low percent of days missing doses may have irregular daily dosages.

A NBO analysis shows furthermore that the electronic population in irregular clusters missing MgO units, is quite different from regular structures which highlights that material deficiencies may induce different chemical reactivities and physical effects.

In contrast to the industrial approach--where the quality of digitization devices is primarily addressed research of the cultural heritage sector focuses on the detection of device-independent errors that typically appear in digitization projects (e.g., detection of missing pages, unwanted objects, irregular illumination of the book or document page).