Sentence examples for basic damage from inspiring English sources
The basic damage principle — valuation at the time of the repudiation — remains the same.
The material and loading conditions were chosen so that cavitation-induced failure is the basic damage mechanism.
To evaluate the damage phenomena in each component, basic damage mechanisms are presented in detail under multiscale scopes based on knowledge from historical review and up-to-date technology development.
In Part 1 the development and early propagation of cracks is considered in terms of the basic damage mechanisms and the relative size of the crack with respect to applicable microstructural feature(s).
Nearly all of the proteins involved in the basic damage recognition/excision reaction are rate-limiting, and therefore, circadian control of any of the proteins involved in the dual incision could potentially confer circadian rhythmicity to nucleotide excision repair.
The basic damages were set by multiplying the six faxes received by the 1,321 recipients by $500 -- and then tripling the amount.
Four basic formation damage mechanisms are related to the drilling mud systems, these being (Bennion et al. 1995, 1997): 1. Damage caused by incompatibility of the drilling fluids with the reservoir rocks (e.g., clay particles hydration). 2.
A new (basic for damage cumulation) material characteristic can be easily determined by rescaling the widely used standard stress and strain characteristics of cyclic fatigue.
It appears interesting in this context that early childhood death may be viewed as a special category of consequences of basic cell damage comparable to those leading to malignancies.
In fact, in the Kamp et al. (2005) study, which used lower doses of OTA (30, 100, and 300 μg/kg body weight/day by gavage for 4 weeks versus 250 to 2,000 μg/kg body weight/ day, 5 days/week for 2 weeks), no evidence of basic DNA damage was noted in the comet assay in the absence of Fpg.
From our understanding of the latter, the present Letter attempts to explain the basic radiation-damage mechanism responsible for the efficiency of the concomitant chemoradiation treatment of cancer.
