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The phrase "with no defect" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something or someone as being completely free from any flaws or imperfections. Example: The dress I bought was perfect, with no defect in the fabric or stitching.
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Models were built either with a 4-cm bone defect to simulate a completely unstable fracture or with no defect to simulate a united fracture.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Transmission spectra corresponding to all the four cases: a normal device with no defect b device with C H2 defect c device with C O defect d device with C HOH defect.
The bottom-right panel of Figure 5 shows the transmission coefficients ζ for the SiNWs with 1.0 nm in diameter with no defect (black line) and a vacancy defect (blue and red lines).
Figure 4 Local density of states for E = 0. Spatial distribution of the local density for ρ i,E) for the energy E close to zero in (a) a structure with no defect and (b) one with the pentagonal defect in the centre.
In agreement with this, the medial DR5 foci form normally in pid-8 gynoecia with no defect in establishing the DR5 ring and correlating with formation of a radial style.
Accordingly, the Arg559, Arg560, Phe561 triple Ala mutant was severely impaired in Ub ligation to Sna3C, with no defect in the rate of E2-to-Rsp5 Ub transfer in our assay.
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His bus was last inspected on Sept. 2 and found in good working condition, with no defects, she said.
Amtrak had inspected all 18 high-speed Acela trains and found 5, it said, with no defects, which it planned to run during the day.
The requests will have the following deadlines to be fully met (with no defects).
Total density of states for the structure with no defects (dashed line) and with a pentagonal defect (continuous line).
Actually, it does not necessarily cross zero (perfect sample with no defects).
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