Sentence examples for notable defects from inspiring English sources

Using this approach, it is possible to fabricate a ∼10 mm cubic SOFC without any notable defects, as well as to control the microstructures of the NiO YSZ/YSZ/LSM YSZ walls.

From all results above, all constructs proved to work desirably and give no notable defects to the pollen development.

The data indicate that the loss-of-function of Dmrt2b leads to notable defects in somitogenesis and reduces target gene expression of Hedgehog signaling.

Fenstermaker et al., (2010) has since illustrated notable defects within the trajectory of DA fibers in Fz3−/−mice, observing several fibers projecting caudally and failing to make striatal contacts [55].

This involved creating a summary of the quality of included studies, in order to highlight any notable defects in the quality of the literature, as well as to inform our own future qualitative research in this area.

Our recent studies demonstrated that cellodextrin transporters exhibited functional redundancy in P. oxalicum, and deletion of any one of the three (CdtC, CdtD, and CdtG) proteins did not affect cellulase expression [ 41]; however, lack of either cellodextrin transporter CDT-1 or CDT-2 in N. crassa led to notable defects in cellulose utilization [ 42].

A notable defect arising from aging is the fading or changing of the original pigments by excessive light.

Consistent with previous data reported by Mekalanos' group, Δ dncV bacteria showed a notable defect in intestinal colonization.

In the GAMYB-deficient mutant, despite shortened internodes and defects in floral organ development, a notable defect in pollen development was observed (Kaneko et al, 2004).

The most notable defect we observed in testis histology was the presence of a large number of vacuoles within seminiferous tubule cross sections in the WSB/EiJ strain.

The most notable defect was a significant loss and shortening of astral MTs that did not contact the cell cortex, a requirement for force generation during spindle orientation.