Sentence examples for biologically damaging from inspiring English sources

Recent research has shown that it is also biologically damaging.

"The eruption of halogens into the stratosphere catalyses ozone-destroying reactions, raising surface levels of biologically damaging UV radiation," the authors wrote in the paper.

The reduced concentration of stratospheric ozone results in an increased flux of biologically damaging mid-ultraviolet radiation (UVB, 280 to 320 nm) reaching earth surfaces.

As a result, more UVB radiation reaches the earth's surface than ever before and living organisms are critically challenged to the rigors of the biologically damaging ray [5].

An ozone absorption feature is seen for high-latitude northern winter cases, offering limited shielding centred around 250 nm in the biologically damaging region of the UV spectrum.

Semiquinone radicals are known to undergo redox cycling to produce biologically damaging superoxide and hydroxyl radicals.

This concept of light and continuous forces is important because the force released for orthodontic movement is more biologically favorable, without damaging the surrounding tissues.

Such ROS and RNS promote cell injury by damaging a variety of biologically important macromolecules, including lipids, DNA and proteins [ 6].

The bad news is that a chemical used in a broad array of sunscreen products is fatally damaging coral reefs, arguably the most biologically productive ecosystems on the planet.

Because of oxygen's high chemical reactivity, however, advanced life-forms have had to evolve effective mechanisms to limit the biologically-damaging effects of O2 as well as the ability to utilize its intermediates to support cell signaling and damage control during health and disease.

At neutral pH, MDA exists as a low reactive enolate anion, but it is still toxic and may damage many biologically important molecules.