Sentence examples for model is defective from inspiring English sources
The logic of many non-Americans is that if globalisation makes their economy more like America's, and the American model is defective, then free trade and open markets must be bad.This debate mixes up three arguments—about inequality, meritocracy and immigration.
A principal cause of the osteopetrosis in this model is defective osteoclastogenesis (differentiation of the cells that resorb bone).
Out-map mismatches, which usually indicate genome-specific genes, can also indicate these two alternative possibilities: (1) the ortholog gene in the other genome has not been found, and (2) the corresponding gene model is defective in a way the orthologous relationship can't be established by orthology detection programs.
They say the locks, which can cost less than $200 or more than $1,000, depending on the model, are defective by design.
Thus these gene models are defective.
To our surprise, based on the current WormBase (WS180) annotation, only 13 of the 26 pairs are identical (Table 1) [see Additional file 4], suggesting that many of these gene models are defective, and thus need to be improved.
To study specific roles of exercise-induced autophagy, we utilized a mouse model that is defective in exercise-induced autophagy but maintains normal levels of basal autophagy.
If there is water left over in a rice cooker after it's finished cooking, the rice cooker model is likely defective and may need to be replaced.
Current mouse models of cGvHD (summarized in Table 2) can be broadly divided into sclerodermatous (pro-fibrotic) models, autoantibody-mediated (lupus-like) models and a more recently reported model in which thymic function is defective (Sakoda et al., 2007; Chu and Gress, 2008).
These results support the model that the npr2∆ mutant is defective in hydrolysis of GTP bound to Gtr1.
Several protocols have been developed for cell-based therapies, especially using an mdx mouse model, in which mouse dystrophin is defective due to a single point mutation (2, 3).
