Sentence examples for production defects from inspiring English sources
"production defects" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to flaws in a product that occurred as a result of the manufacturing process, for example: The company recalled the product due to a high number of production defects.
In production, defects are frequently generated in the very thin coating layers, which can degrade severely both coating appearance and durability.
The on-site technical investigations revealed that the damages were caused mostly by faulty concrete production, defects in reinforcement details and the poor quality of workmanship.
The system was tested on a large dataset and demonstrated its capability of detecting tiny production defects, that can lead to dangerous failures when the metal components are put under strong mechanical stress.
Our results showed L-leucine treatment alleviated the protein production defects of globin gene and partially rescued the anemic phenotype in both rps19 and rpl11 mutants.
Together, our results indicate that the germ-cell proliferation and gamete production defects caused by disruption of mes-4 are suppressed when both mes-4 and lin-54 function are disrupted.
Several suspected means of in vitro resistance to these mustard agents include cytokine production defects in the bone marrow milieu, altered drug delivery by transporters that effectively decrease cellular drug absorption, and an increase in effective DNA repair of mustard-specific lesions [ 3, 4].
A review is presented of recent results on radiation damage production, defect accumulation and dynamic annealing in a number of ceramics, such as silicon carbide, zircon and zirconia.
Rogozin claimed during a press conference that "a wavering hand" was possibly responsible for the puncture, and asked: "What is this: a production defect or some premeditated action?" The leak was detected last Wednesday by ground controllers in Houston and Moscow, while the ISS crew was asleep.
All of these results clearly demonstrated that COUP-TFII null mice display Leydig cell hypoplasia, which would account for the testosterone production defect in the mutant mice.
Phenotypic analysis of the lac1Δ mutant in strain R265 revealed a severe melanin production defect on all melanin-inducing media (Figure 5A).
These findings suggest that the erythroid protein production defect we observed in both rps19 mutants and rpl11 mutants was not simply contributed by general translational defect.
