Sentence examples for broadly damage from inspiring English sources

In this case, similar toxicologic end points means chemicals that act by the same mechanism (e.g., chemicals bind with the same biologic receptor) or, if interpreted more broadly, damage the same target organ (Hertzberg and Teuschler 2002).

Has his campaign broadly damaged the Republican Party brand with Latinos?

It is conceivable that the HG-type bps participate more broadly in damage recognition and repair, as could be the case for G·G, A·A, and A·C mispairs where the partially exposed HG face of the syn-purine is specifically recognized by the DNA mismatch repair enzyme MutS or for the common oxidative damage 8-oxoguanine, which can form a stable HG-type bp with adenine.

We here define seedling damage broadly as a visible mark caused by anything that damages and/or feeds on the leaves.

In conclusion, we have shown that LRP4 antibodies are not only present in MG patients and may be more broadly related to damage to LRP4 expressing tissues, such as motor neurons and the NMJ.

In contrast, the chromosomes in epithelial cancer cells are almost always broadly and heavily damaged [ 5].

She said that while individual consumers would not have lost out when buying foreign currency, they had lost out more broadly because of the damage to the integrity of the markets.

Other factors, such as bile acids, could also contribute to adduct formation and DNA damage more broadly.

Future studies should clarify the nature of a possible defect in DSB repair (and, more broadly, in the DNA damage response), as well as the functionality of each repair-pathway component.

More broadly, owners of heavily damaged homes in the state faced new regulations on coastal construction in the state, which went into effect less than a month after the storm.

A code of honour is broadly adhered to: no criminal damage, no sueing anyone if anything bad happens to you.