Sentence examples for a direct damage from inspiring English sources

A direct damage done by the singularity-induced bifurcation to the model was impulse phenomenon.

In this paper, the response reduction factor, which is a normalized form of the design strength, is investigated on a direct damage basis.

Concomitantly, monocytes and differentiated interstitial macrophages generate radical oxygen species, nitric oxide, complement factors, and proinflammatory cytokines leading to a direct damage to resident cells.

Neuropathic pain may arise from a direct damage of somatosensory nerves or nerves innervating visceral organs or from a disease affecting the somatosensory nervous system which implies an indirect injury resulting from various causes, including metabolic stress, autoimmune, degenerative, or chronic inflammatory conditions, and idiopathic origins [ 4].

These results suggested that (a) MBs may actually have a negative effect on cognition, independently of other concurrent vascular lesions, and (b) there seems to be an anatomical correlation between the distribution of MBs and the cognitive domains affected, suggesting a direct damage of MBs over the tissue as the pathogenic mechanism.

If you picked a good place to grind, you just killed three mobs at once! Now experiment with what spells you prefer, Flamestrike is very useful, as is an occasional direct damage spell if one mob resisted your AoE.

The insurer undertakes to reimburse the insured for lost profits or for fixed charges incurred as a result of direct damage.

Thus, heavy atom irradiated NPs can be seen as a source of free reactive radicals, as pointed out by Carter et al. (2007) and also as a vehicle of direct damage as proposed by Sanche group (Brun et al. 2009).

These results suggest that pulmonary fibrosis after therapeutic radiotherapy is not a consequence of direct damage from ionising radiation but, instead, arises from the local release of cytokines.

Elevated FPG induced by H1N1 pneumonia is not a result of direct damage to pancreatic β-cells, but arises from various factors' combinations caused by H1N1 virus infection.

Our results demonstrated that elevated FPG induced by H1N1 pneumonia could not be a result of direct damage to pancreatic β-cells, but could arise from various factors' combinations caused by H1N1 virus infection.