Sentence examples for a state of damaging from inspiring English sources

Steve McClaren's future at Newcastle United remained in a state of damaging limbo on Monday night although the former England coach is expected to be sacked within the next 48 hours.

Three years ago, Cooley moved from New York to California and into a state of damaging drought.

This balance is critical for maintaining ROS at optimal levels for signaling of various cellular processes, while avoiding a state of damaging oxidative stress [ 29].

Once again, if a state of damage tolerant design is specified, then the last term in Eq. (19) would have to be replaced with its elastic counterpart, (2sumnolimits_{j = 1}^{n} {sumnolimits_{i = 0}^{m} {bar{M}_{i,j} } }).

Overall, the Vanuatu National Disaster Management Office estimated at least 50% each of food crops and buildings in the hardest-hit provinces were left in a state of damage.

Her latest solo exhibition at Superchief Gallery in New York is titled MoonBurn in reference to what the gallery describes as a "state of metaphysical damage inflicted by unseen forces".

Ultimately, it is suspected that these pollutants may lead to a state of DNA damage and/or inflammation, which may facilitate viral integration, resulting in enhanced cervical carcinogenesis.

When the cells reach a state of chronic damage, that is, the point of no return, several other cellular responses are elicited such as apoptosis, autophagic cell death, and senescence [ 68].

Senescent cells differ from normal postmitotic cells in that they are in a state of chronic DNA damage [ 59].

As a highly speculative guess, the process of "exocytosis of mitochondria" could be a way of eliminating mitochondria in a state of extensive mitochondrial damage as an alternative disposal mechanism.

At day 7 after DSS administration, in a state of acute epithelial damage and severe acute intestinal inflammation, both Il34 and Csf1 were significantly up-regulated in the colon, and correlated positively with each other.