The phrase "accruing damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the gradual accumulation of harm or deterioration over time.
Example: "The constant exposure to harsh weather conditions is resulting in accruing damage to the building's structure."
Alternatives: "sustaining damage" or "incurring damage".
In all the cases the experimental data revealed that the baseline specimens, i.e. without an SPD patch, accrued damage more rapidly and that crack growth was significantly greater than the corresponding SPD patched panels.
The mean SDI tends to increase over time, 4 and in time the majority of SLE patients will accrue damage.
Assuming a fit cell population can withstand accrued damage and the compounding of irreversible molecular changes longer than aged cells, specification by means of differential expression analysis of those aberrations that take place before a cell slithers into the final state of senescence was expected to yield meaningful insights.
In this study, we describe the potential for circulating plasma OPN levels to determine the odds of accruing organ damage in SLE after one year.
Sport utility vehicles tend to accrue higher damage costs than cars in such tests.
She accrued significant damage over time.
37 39 By the time multiple complaints have accrued, substantial damage to quality of care is likely to have occurred already.
For example, mice heterozygous for SOD2 exhibited accrued DNA damage and subsequent predisposition to cancer, but without any impact on the lifespan [ 10].
Together with elevated blood pressure, fever, lymphadenopathy, skin and joint manifestations, 162 children with LN tend to have more active disease over time, receive more intensive immunosuppressive treatment and accrue more damage, often related to glucocorticoid toxicity, compared to adults.
dSignificant after adjusting for disease duration using a Poisson regression model (for the SDI) and logistic regression for mortality Patients in both cohorts exhibited active disease, with renal involvement and damage being frequent, and overall damage accruing rapidly; however, the US Hispanic patients exhibited a higher mortality.
