Sentence examples for suspected defects from inspiring English sources

The company yesterday voluntarily recalled more than 351,000 model year 2000 Focus subcompact cars with at least one of three suspected defects relating to the vehicles' rear wheel hub assemblies, the cruise control cable and the A-pillar interior trim panels next to both sides of the front windshield.

We therefore reasoned that the migration defect could not fully account for the brain deformities, and instead suspected defects in neural progenitor populations.

Data on infant outcomes were only collected for up to 4 months, reducing the ability of the registry to measure developmental progress, defects diagnosed beyond 4 months of age, and resolution of suspected defects reported in early infancy.

As elderly burn patients have defects in wound healing and that cell proliferation is an important phenomenon in early wound healing, we suspected defects in the proliferation capacity of mesenchymal stem cells in the skin of burn patients.

In line with recent notices sent to car owners by the automobile industry, recalling cars with suspected defects the writer notes recall letters from other quarters.

By Gordon Cotler The New Yorker, December 2 , 1967P. 65 In line with recent notices sent to car owners by the automobile industry, recalling cars with suspected defects the writer notes recall letters from other quarters.

Dr. Daniel V. Landers, the clinical director of the Center of Excellence in Women's Health at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, said the technology gave doctors a much more detailed view of a fetus so they could look at a known or suspected defect.

This suspected defect was confirmed and quantified by analyzing permeabilized and nonpermeabilized cells by flow cytometry after various treatments.

According to a Web site maintained by the Purdue University agriculture department, there are more than 30 known or suspected genetic defects in sheep.

28 Elective pregnancy terminations during the first trimester are usually unrelated to medication use or suspected birth defects.

The importance of alternative splicing in the regulation of diverse biological processes is highlighted by the growing list of human diseases associated with known or suspected splicing defects, including PD [ 65].