Sentence examples for chain of damage from inspiring English sources
But the machine was sidetracked nine days later when a badly soldered electrical splice overheated and set off a chain of damage to massive superconducting magnets and other parts of the collider, in a 17-mile circular tunnel under the Swiss-French border.
It is a good system because it focuses on the consequences a crime can have - the way in which the decision to commit an offence can be the start of a long chain of damage.
These are the main byproducts formed in the cells of aerobic organisms, and can initiate autocatalytic reactions so that molecules to which they react are themselves converted into free radicals to propagate the chain of damage.
Free radicals are the major by-products produced by the cells of aerobic organisms and can start the autocatalytic reactions and spread the chain of damage by reacting with molecules and converting them into free radicals.
"From the information available at present to this body," Mr. Gayssot said, "it emerges that at least one tire burst, something that could have triggered a chain of events, damage to the plane's structure, a fire and engine failure".
The results both from primary cells and cell lines assays proved that lasalocid causes a chain of cellular damages, which lead to the death of cells [ 8, 27– 29].
We propose that this nicotine-induced increase in ROS likely triggered early, but undetectable damage to the ETC enzymes, thus initiating a feed-forward chain of progressive mitochondrial damage and additional ROS production.
Hyperglycemia initiates a complex chain of events that damage blood vessels and potentially accelerate the atherosclerotic process (5).
The research led to an understanding of the way cystic fibrosis causes life-threatening damage through a chain of events that involves damaged genes, abnormal tissues and malfunctioning organs.
But it said it was looking at "potential vulnerabilities from a chain of events, such as damage from a tornado or earthquake combined with flooding from a dam failure".
Almost from the beginning, French investigators have been working on the broad assumption that at least one tire burst, triggering a chain of events that included damage to the plane's structure, a fire and engine failure that led to the crash.
