Which risk increases due to imperfections during nanoimprint lithography?

💡 Explanation

Compromised optical interference pattern fidelity increases because nanoimprint lithography leverages the **interference** of light to generate fine patterns. Deformations disrupt the intended interference, therefore pattern accuracy suffers, rather than other mechanical or fluid-related outcomes.

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