Sentence examples for a partial damage of from inspiring English sources

After clinical exposure, GF-AAS detected less Ni ions released in artificial saliva from both types of wires with decrease of 2.55 ppb from superelastic NiTi wires that equals to −30.5 % and with decrease of 2.72 ppb from heat-activated NiTi wires that equals to −28.6 % that indicates a partial damage of the titanium oxide protecting layer causing the release of other alloy components [20].

A partial damage caused by an abnormal load could trigger progressive collapse of high rise buildings which may lead to terrible casualties.

Despite the above-mentioned results, more recent studies have shown a transient decrease in P2X3 expression in a model of partial damage of the mental nerve (belonging to the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve), or no significant expression changes following resection of the lingual nerve [ 37].

3,397 homes were damaged to the extent that they could not be used, and partial damage of a further 2,948 homes [ 16].

SD-OCT showed increased nodularity at the level of and above the RPE, a separation of Bruch membrane from the RPE, partial damage of the RPE, disruption of the photoreceptor inner segment/outer segment (IS/OS) junction, multiple hyperreflective signals in the inner retina, foveal thinning, and parafoveal thickening.

As we noted in our previous work, the presence of the ≈157 and 80 kDa proteins in the soluble fractions in our experiments may be due to partial damage of the chlamydial organisms which occurred during the fractionation procedure since the cell wall of the chlamydial RBs is sensitive to mechanical factors [34].

In the Bidau Massau area of Dili, violent feuding between two communities led to the partial damage of Primary School No. 2 and the destruction of its teachers' lodging.

Only the uptake of acLDL decreased after the second week, independently of the medium used; this was probably related to the detachment and re-plating of confluent BMMCs that can be responsible for partial damage of the scavenger receptor.

It is important to note that this experiment was carried out using silica-coated nanorods without thermal treatment, thus resulting in partial damage of the mesoporous silica structure, which is likely responsible for the uniform silver coating.

A wave of "partial damage" propagates through the chain, as all the links develop necks but do not fail.

In the first part of the paper (Cherkaev et al., 2004, Transition waves in bistable structures. I. Delocalization of damage), the branches could be separated by a gap where the tensile force is zero, the transition wave was treated as a wave of partial damage.