Sentence examples for most prevalent defects from inspiring English sources

Delaminations are one of the most prevalent defects noticed in laminated composite structures.

For instance, Stoll et al. did not report ASD as a CHD as well, which may explain why PDA is one of the three most prevalent defects in their study [ 7, 10, 14, 17].

At farm level, the most prevalent defects were: entropion 33.6%, brachygnathia inferior 29.5%, abdominal/umbilical hernia 15.9%, cryptorchidism 10.5%, torticollis 10.5%, arthrogryposis 9%, atresia ani 7.7%, scrotal/inguinal hernia 6.9%, hydrocephalus 3.6%, cleft palate 1.7%, and microphthalmia 1.1%.

The most prevalent defect is cleavage.

Correa-Faria et al. [ 13] observed that demarcated opacities were the most prevalent defect in the primary dentition of Brazilian children.

As MCAD deficiency is the most prevalent defect among them we focused our discussion and biochemical interpretation on this particular defect.

The most prevalent defect in the PC pathway is a result of a genetic mutation in FV that renders the cofactor resistant to APC inactivation [ 21].

"Buffer overflows today are still one of the most prevalent software defects that lead to security exploitation," he said.

Hearing impairment is one of the most prevalent sensorineural defects in humans and in the last years many human ear disorders have been linked to mutations in over a hundred different genes [32], [33].

Congenital heart disease (CHD) is one of the most prevalent birth defects.

Marrow stimulation techniques [ 1, 2] are the most prevalent, but defects are often filled with fibrous cartilage and the repaired cartilage later degenerates [ 3].