Sentence examples for predictable defects from inspiring English sources
Perturbation of these molecular pathways leads to distinct and predictable defects in the embryos that are easily detectable and have been extensively characterized for thousands of genetic mutants (www.zfin.org).org
Defects detected were milder and of opposite polarity for sua7 -3 and tfg2 ∆261-273 strains relative to Pol II alleles with upstream or downstream shifts in TSS distributions, arguing against predictable defects of these alleles in Pol II elongation (Braberg et al. 2013).
Other C. neoformans strains with altered growth at mammalian physiological temperatures display similar, predictable virulence defects [46].
Given the ubiquity of salt clusters in LC-MS data [1 4], and their predictable mass defect, we developed a method to identify and remove salt cluster artefacts from untargeted LC-MS data using mass defect filtering.
These products have shown predictable results for localized defects and sinus floor augmentation [1, 2].
Although bone tissue engineering has proven its value in animal studies, extra effort is needed to make it a predictable method for reconstruction jaw defects in humans.
The second allele may carry a RNA splicing defect that is generally not predictable by DNA sequencing or, also, a variation in not investigated promoters or regulatory regions.
Final aim of the paper is to investigate how this cellulose matrix could be predictable used for future application on large bone defects.
It seems reasonable to conclude that although CBCT can be helpful, the direct visualization of the defects and/or fracture is still the most predictable.
Dental implantation is an effective and predictable treatment modality for replacing missing teeth and repairing maxillofacial defects.
