Sentence examples for more obvious defects from inspiring English sources

The other front-runners Yuri Luzhkov and Alexander Lebed—have more obvious defront-runners Yuri

Perturbing LTβR signal attenuated RelA NF-κB activation with more obvious defects at day5.

Any such defect would need to be to a degree that is not strong enough to cause other more obvious defects, such as a starved body appearance.

Executive and attention defects are more obvious when the frontal-striatal pathway is involved, whereas visuospatial and memory dysfunction are more representative of posterior cortical deficits.

While larger diaphragmatic hernias can exist due to failure to form the normal diaphragm during development of the embryo, these defects are more obvious in their clinical presentation (Bochdalek hernia, Morgagni hernia).

Although it is unclear what fraction of defective genes in the sequenced N2 genome are fixed pseudogenes [ 28], it is likely that many are, since they have more than one obvious defect.

As to why the phenotype was restricted to the nodal region, perhaps these joints are the weakest point of the stem and any cell wall defects would be more obvious in this area.

It's true that press fleet vehicles get worked over more, and that there's less time to get such obvious defects, which have no mechanical bearing on the car's function, repaired.

Defects caused by DNA damage accumulation may be more obvious if quantified over a longer period of time than within one generation.

This X chromosome bias is even more obvious for genes required during spermatogenesis: of over 40 mutants with spermatogenesis defects, none are X-linked (S. L'Hernault, personal communication).

Compared with inorganic acids, organic acids are more potential because they could modify the USY zeolites in moderate reaction conditions thus no obvious defects are observed in the modified products [4, 25].