Sentence examples for and the damaging effect from inspiring English sources

The increase in intracellular LIP in oxidative stress conditions such as short exposure to H2O2 and the damaging effect of iron-catalysed oxidative damage has been shown in numerous cellular and animal studies [19 27].

Deceptively simple writing, with a very light touch, it deals with the clash between old and new cultures in Nigeria, the corruption at the heart of that society and the damaging effect of fundamentalism, in this case Christianity.

But he also remains mindful of his bowler having sent down just five competitive overs on tour and the damaging effect on the team should the problem flare up again mid-Test match.

"Wilson is concerned about the breach of non-disclosure and confidentiality obligations by former employees and the damaging effect it is having on its prospects of securing the future contract for provision of security services," Rielly said.

It is further demonstrated that by increasing the rise and curvature of larger shells (20 m by 20 m), their fundamental frequencies are increased and the damaging effect of the vertical earthquake vibration components mitigated.

The report says there is a growing "pervasive anxiety" about children's lives, with teachers and parents concerned about the pressures children face from Sats and the damaging effect of starting formal lessons at four on children, particularly boys, who are not ready to learn to read and write.

Such methodologies will enhance our ability to predict and mitigate the damaging effect of floods in a changing climate.

If incorporated by a department it has the potential to dramatically alter the quality of clinical decisions and reduce the damaging effect of medical error.

Mortality was thought to be caused by desiccation and maybe the damaging effect of 20% of O2 in air.

It won't happen overnight, but by paying attention to the three Cs--commitment, control, and challenge--of every potentially negative event, we can improve our careers and reduce the damaging effect of stress on our health.

Arterial stiffness will reduce the buffering action of elastic arterial walls and accentuate the damaging effect.