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Defective interferon-γ production in ataxia-telangiectasia
Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology, 1984The in vitro production of interferon-alpha and -gamma (IFN) by peripheral blood mononuclear cells from four patients with ataxia-telangiectasia was compared to that of healthy controls. Normal values of IFN-alpha were obtained in all cases. However, patients with ataxia-telangiectasia showed a great reduction or absence of IFN-gamma production after ...
PAGANELLI, Roberto +6 more
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Fuzzy defect avoidance system (FDAS) for product defect control
International Journal of Production Research, 2004A proactive method to reduce the amount of scrap and rework activity is proposed for large manufacturing systems producing a high variety of parts. Using the knowledge of process experts and information readily obtainable from the manufacturing system, a fuzzy defect avoidance system (FDAS) is developed.
D. Stewart, S. H. Cheraghi, D. Malzahn
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Defect Production by Irradiation
1983Defects or impurities are introduced in semiconductors, intentionally or unintentionally, during the growth process or following heat treatments. Quenching, plastic deformation and irradiation are other ways by which defects can be created. The problem with heating, quenching and plastic deformation [8.1] is that the defects produced, practically all ...
Jacques Bourgoin, Michel Lannoo
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Defect classification for mechatronic products
Production Engineering, 2008Modern investment goods such as commercial vehicles show a rise in complexity due to an increase in mechatronic elements. As a result, such products are more sensitive to defects, often reflected in reduced reliability during product usage. Therefore, reliability is a quality feature that is gaining more importance throughout the entire product life ...
Jan C. Aurich +4 more
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Product Defect/Liability Investigation
2016Human interaction with consumer products is a common source of injury in society, regardless of whether or not the product is dangerously defective. The investigation of the cause of injuries resulting from exposure to an allegedly defective product requires quantification of the proportion of injuries that resulted from the defect versus the injuries ...
Freeman, Michael D., Franklin, F.
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Regulatory oversight of ENDS product defects
Tobacco Control, 2016This commentary discusses regulatory options for addressing electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS)-related overheating, fire or explosion events in the USA. Currently, ENDS fall into a regulatory void, leaving customers unprotected from shoddy manufacturing and malfunctioning batteries.
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Defect Production in Semiconductors
1975The different stages which govern the defect production are briefly described. Emphasis is placed on particular problems encountered in ion implantation such as the nature of the damage in highly disordered regions and the influence of the ionization on the damage production.
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«The liability for defective products»
2014Il contributo delinea criticamente la disciplina della responsabilità da prodotto difettoso in Italia. Viene delineata le peculiarità della disciplina della responsabilità da prodotto difettoso contenuta ??? in particolare ??? nel Codice del consumo, con particolare riferimento alla prospettiva comparatistica, segnatamente con riferimento agli ...
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Liability for defective food products
2012The essay investigates, in light of the recent EU Directive 2024/2853 which repealed EEC Directive 1985/374, the relationship between European legislation on producer liability for damage caused by defective products and European legislation on food safety, offering a reconstruction of the institution when the defective product is a food, highlighting ...
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Field distortions highlight product defects
Sensor Review, 1990Objects can be inspected by measuring the way in which they distort acoustic, inductive, capacitive and microwave fields.
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