Sentence examples for prominent defects from inspiring English sources
It is one of the most prominent defects and has a direct impact on road rideability.
A unique property of this cell context is that the ts kinase can be reactivated in terminally differentiated myotubes leading to marked changes in muscle-specific mRNA stability and prominent defects in the assembly of contractile proteins [18], [19].
Genetically, the involvement of mismatch repair in CSR has been well established in mice, with the most prominent defects observed in animals that also lack the uracil excision repair protein UNG2 [5].
Srn mutants exhibit prominent defects in retinotectal connectivity that are quite different from those observed in mutants in the Notch-Delta pathway such as des and dla in which no defects in retinotectal axon branching are observed, and from the dramatic reduction in retinal ganglion cell number and axon pathfinding observed in mib.
We examined these mice for embryonic and adult brain phenotypes and found DNA damage, apoptosis, and smaller brain size as prominent defects.
Defects are observed at the cell membrane in some cases, but the most prominent defects are large vacuoles present in the synaptic varicosity.
The most prominent defect in the dynein arm deficiency group was a translocation of central and/or peripheral microtubules.
In this work, we address the prominent defect-related property (could be sum or individual defects due to non-crystallinity, surface charge imbalance, or substrate to film interface strains) that affects the electrical properties of the ensuing device.
The most prominent defect caused by Pik3c3 deletion is a severely reduced embryonic cell proliferation.
The most prominent defect observed in AP2 mutants is the presence of large diameter vesicles and vacuoles in the synapses of the α-μ2 adaptin double mutants.
Subject number 3, when assessed 3 years after disease onset, showed a subtle weakness in confrontation naming and a prominent defect in conceptual reasoning with severe perseveration.
