Sentence examples for repairing defects from inspiring English sources

Where American companies preferred to churn products out and then test them to see if they were defective, Japanese companies, drawing from the ideas of American management consultants such as W. Edwards Deming and Joseph Juran, embraced the idea that quality was about catching mistakes when (or just before) they happened, rather than repairing defects after the fact.

Understanding the mechanisms behind this transformation, she says, "might be our first step toward thinking about repairing defects".

Conventional bone grafting is useful for repairing defects smaller than 5 cm in cases where there is sufficient vascularization and no infection.

The clinical application of MSC-regenerated cartinage in repairing defects in subcutaneous cartilage such as nasal or auricular cartilage is thus severely limited.

With the proliferation of ontologies and their use in semantically-enabled applications, the issue of finding and repairing defects in ontologies has become increasingly important.

This technique is expected to be useful in repairing defects, such as those in nerve, vascular, and liver, in regenerative medicine.

In its second lawsuit filed this month, the agency is suing STV Architects of Newark and a subcontractor for $3.5 million the agency says was needed to repair defects found in an elementary school in Essex County.

The campaign also highlights Chrysler's new "lifetime" warranty for engines and transmissions, by which the company promises to repair defects as long as the vehicle is owned by its original buyer.

There is a lack of biomaterials that may be used to repair defects in bone.

Conventional surgical techniques to seal and repair defects in highly stressed elastic tissues are insufficient.

Scaffolds for bone tissue engineering (BTE) must be mechanically competent and chemically compatible with bone tissue to repair defects.