Sentence examples for reports of defects from inspiring English sources

The release of many new consumer electronics devices are accompanied by reports of defects, and it is often hard to tell how widespread they are.

The prevalence remained elevated after statistical adjustment for various potential confounders as well as after exclusion of about 1/3 of all reports of defects because reviewers, blind to parents' deployment site, considered the actual (self) report suspect.

For weeks, opposition figures and rights activists have claimed to receive reports of defecting soldiers killed by others in their unit as the crackdown against a string of restive towns has ground across the country.

Flaws in Reports and Regulation of Devices For Heart Patients Lead to Calls for Change Flaws in the reporting of defects in medical devices by their makers and loose federal oversight of manufacturers have led to calls for change in how and when companies and the Food and Drug Administration alert doctors about malfunctions and, in turn, what physicians tell patients.

The writer said she was referencing cases reported in the State of New Mexico's passive birth defects registry, i.e. a system that aggregates reports of birth defects though it does not have staff who seek out cases.

Cadillac did not disclose the problem publicly, but discussed it after reports of CTS defects were cited on Autoextremist.com, a Web site that follows the industry.

But reports of deadly defects in some of Guidant's defibrillators and criticism of delays in disclosing that information to doctors hurt Guidant's prospects so much that Johnson & Johnson insisted on paying a lower price.

But the food and drug agency required BioPort to include a warning about the possibility of such effects on the label and to warn that there were unconfirmed reports of birth defects among women vaccinated while pregnant.

Guidant's cardiac pacemaker and defibrillator businesses, which had been Boston Scientific's main reason for the takeover, have been struggling to recover from a decline in sales after reports of deadly defects in a small number of units.

Efforts by the Schering-Plough Corporatintroducetroduce a nonprescription Claritin, its best-selling allergy drug, may be delayed while the Food and Drug Administration reviews reports of birth defects in babies born to Swedish women who took the drug, the agency said.

Reports of birth defects were mounting for women who had used the drug in Europe and overseas and she was adamant about not approving it.