Failure in the components may be caused by any of the following factors or combinations of factors: (1) material imperfections, (2) manufacturing defects, (3) poor heat-treatment process, (4) design errors, (5) unsuitable production technique, and (6) overloading and other service abuse.
Possible impacts of unsuitable extraction techniques on lipid normalized BCF results were assessed.
The estimation of possible impacts of unsuitable extraction techniques on lipid-normalized BCF results might therefore be a rather theoretical issue.
Method problems such as question sequences that were inflexible, and unsuitable questioning techniques [ 16] were unconsciously present in the early pilot interviews, and increasingly became evident to the GP researcher during interviews and transcribing.
The paint layers themselves are subject to a number of maladies as a result of natural decay, faulty original technique, unsuitable conditions, ill treatment, and improper earlier restorations.
High numbers of false-negative SLN would render the specific technique unsuitable for routine practice.
Furthermore, MSCT coronary angiography requires administration of potentially nephrotoxic contrast media, rendering the technique unsuitable for use in asymptomatic diabetic patients with severe renal dysfunction.
The invasive nature of the diagnostic procedure of DTCs and technical challenges linked to the method makes the technique unsuitable for inclusion in the standard care of primary breast cancer.
(479) The uneven coverage of the hydrophobic surface and the formation of multilamellar islands make this technique unsuitable for the exact bilayer partitioning studies where a well-defined system is needed.
Regardless of the acceptable identification rate of SLN by whichever of the both procedures was adopted, high FNR renders the SLN technique unsuitable for routing practice; Prophylactic node dissection of level VI might be considered rather than routine practice for patients who did not had SLN biopsy, where only 38.1% of patients had node metastasis.
Techniques unsuitable for voices were doubtless part of an instrumentalist's musical vocabulary, but most such music was improvised rather than being written.
