The severity of damage or
defects to the bridge are classified according to five categories, with the first category being new condition, the second being minor defects, and the third being moderate defects.
The anterior glenoid defects were cut along the superior-inferior (SI) axis of the glenoid according to clinical findings (25) and that of recent computed tomography (CT) reconstruction (26) and biomechanical (27-28)studies on anterior glenoid
defects to approximate the pattern of bone loss noted in patients with recurrent dislocations.
According to lead researcher, Cristina Malegori, PhD, department of pharmacy, University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy, the most challenging of the
defects to isolate is identifying beans with an irregular visual appearance.
The contribution of birth
defects to preterm birth and low birth weight.
Lenders need the ability to not only manage multiple loan defect taxonomies, but to also drill down into their
defects to determine the root cause and develop an appropriate course of action for redress.
In 2013, there were 43 population-based birth defects surveillance programs in USA and 41 of these programs reported data on select birth
defects to NBDPN [16, 18].
The trial has suggested that: 1) the location of the repair is easily identified using axial MFL; 2) large pipe wall defects can still be identified and measured beneath the repair using axial MFL, but there is considerable "noise" generated by the presence of the narrow strips and gaps in the repair; and 3) the noise is practically eliminated by the SMFL tool, which allows pipe wall defects and strip
defects to be detected, subject to the defect being within the limits of the tool's sizing specification.
At this point in SMT history, one would expect statistically valid data exist that clearly define the relationship between printing process
defects to defects that occur at the end-of-line, post reflow.
The manufacturers balked at such a suggestion and in October 2004, more than a decade later, the NHTSA determined that rather than specify a particular time frame, manufacturers would be allowed to submit a schedule of when they will inform dealers and distributors of safety
defects to the agency.
Now, Daisuke Nakamura and his colleagues at Toyota Central R&D Laboratories in Nagakute, Japan, have grown silicon-carbide crystals by a new process that reduces those
defects to negligible levels.
Her analysis compared the characteristics of 2,550 infants born with congenital heart
defects to the characteristics of 2,352 controls.
If not dissolved in the metal or oxidized, solidification can proceed against the accumulation of carbon films, giving rise to the characteristic surface wrinkling associated with lustrous carbon defects, Examination of these casting surfaces indicates a strong tendency for
defects to form along the edges of the first stream of molten metal that enters the mold cavity.
Online web inspection systems reduce the risk of sending
defects to customers and can serve the needs of both process and product quality analysis.
The lack of chromosomal defects also led Ritz to attribute the heart
defects to air pollution.
Although the costs, procedures and types of eligible defects vary under each program, the overall goals include preserving an impaired plan's qualified status, correcting the
defects to make affected participants "whole" and reasonably ensuring that the same or similar defects no longer occur in a plan's operation.
