Sentence examples for principal defects from inspiring English sources

Zaid al-Ali, a researcher at the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, an intergovernmental organization, said the constitution's principal defects were not about religion.

Our model has also allowed us to identify altered calcium handling as one of the principal defects contributing to ventricular dysfunction in this model, and a potential target for therapeutic manipulation.

By restricting their prohibitions to the D&X procedure exclusively, the Kansas, Utah, and Montana statutes avoid a principal defect of the Nebraska law.

As a "true" story, that was perhaps its principal defect: no one had ever before heard, told, or possibly even imagined one like it.

But Mr. Cooper of GQ said the impulse to reduce everything to a cartoon was the principal defect of magazines like Stuff.

That year Goldsmith devoted a whole issue to his 'Blueprint for Survival' which began: "The principal defect of the industrial way of life with its ethos of expansion is that it is not sustainable".

The principal defect of this account is that it makes the belief component of intention epiphenomenal.

At pressures of 12 and 20 GPa, the structure consists primarily of dislocation cells; at 40 GPa, twinning and stacking-fault bundles are the principal defect structures; and at a pressure of 55 60 GPa, the structure shows micro-twinning and the effects of thermal recovery (elongated sub-grains).

The fact that exogenous αSNAP can rescue acrosomal exocytosis in these cells is a strong evidence that the principal defect is a malfunction in the endogenous protein.

Our data suggest that the principal defect in the disease could be the inability to respond appropriately to oxidative stress.

In contrast, others found no effect of FAK knockout on proliferation or migration and suggested the formation and/or maintenance of vascular structures was the principal defect in FAK-knockout endothelial cells (Ilic et al., 2003; Braren et al., 2006).