Sentence examples for a damaging factor from inspiring English sources

"Emotional neglect" from disengaged parents is also a damaging factor for children's development, says the study.

Furthermore, agglomerated IrO2 nanoparticles can have an adverse effect on the oxygen reduction reaction by covering the active surface area of the Pt/C cathode catalyst, which is a damaging factor for the intrinsic performance of PEMFC.

Finally, I wonder if the acronym "NAVIGATOR" was chosen because in the past the concept of postprandial hyperglycemia as a damaging factor was represented with a "wave" (28).

Our results are consistent with theirs with a strong correlation between expressions of TGFB1and MMP13 in OA-affected cartilage, suggesting TGF-β switches from a protective role observed from in vitro studies to a damaging factor in OA-affected cartilage.

The contradictory results indicate that exogenous recombinant Angptl3 proteins may be a damaging factor in PAN-induced podocyte detachment, while, podocyte-specific Angptl3 may provide a protective role to some extent under abnormal states.

We demonstrated that TGFB1 switches its protective role as observed using in vitro studies to a damaging factor in human OA cartilage, leading to an increased expression of MMP13, possibly through SMAD-independent pathway.

Thus, targeting a common protective factor (i.e., 14-3-3 γ) but not a specific damaging factor (e.g., Bax or Bad) is likely to provide a desirable therapeutic effect for ischemic stroke.

In addition, production of reactive oxygen species is also a major damaging factor in plants exposed to salinity stress (Aggarwal et al. [2012]).

There is accumulating evidence that production of reactive oxygen species is a major damaging factor in plants exposed to different environmental stresses, including salinity (Hernandez et al. [1995]).

Therefore, the elevation of Bax was a key damaging factor in OGD/ischemic neurons.

Because calcium is a critical damaging factor in ischemic neuronal death, these calcium-binding proteins might contribute to interneuronal survival.