The phrase "a damaged form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or item that has been harmed or is not in its original condition.
Example: "The artist decided to display a damaged form of the sculpture to highlight the effects of time and neglect."
Alternatives: "a broken version" or "a flawed shape".
However, FeSO4 + H2O2 expressed a damaged form of plasmid DNA.
Their work focused on the K-RAS gene which they found could be "tricked" into behaving like cells with a damaged form of the gene.
However, FeSO4 + H2O2 showed only one band, expressing a damaged form of plasmid DNA.
First, aggregation may be triggered by the presence of small amounts of a contaminant, such as a damaged form of the protein itself, host cell proteins or even non-protein materials (organic leachate of uncoated rubber stoppers of prefilled syringes, polysorbate 80, tungsten).
The fate of their characters suggests that women who are not young, pert secretaries or household workers have no real hope of sexual fulfillment and can find only a compromised, damaged form of love.
Choosing to wear it, especially in slightly damaged form, bespoke a sort of despondence, a resignation.
If a damage form decreases fitness, organism can develop protective strategies to downgrade it to a milder form or modify its metabolism to decrease production of this damage.
Monument 7 is a damaged sculpture in the form of a giant head.
If a single damage form limits lifespan, selection on other damage forms should be relaxed, leading to a certain degree of synchronization with regard to their deleterious impact.
Out at the outpost, as the Iraqis cleaned the sheep, Lt. Morris heaved on his body armor and headed for the gate with a damage claim form for the shepherd.
The evolutionary consequences of genetic damage form an active field of research.
