The outcome is conclusive: DNA damage co-exists with oxidative phosphorylation and stress, and, in response, multiple signaling pathways work in tandem to determine the fate of the cell.
With the link between soda and obesity now conclusive, consider the damage being done to our children.
There is no conclusive evidence of tissue damage and stricture protection of a nasogastric-tube with a solid dilator in the literature, therefore it was hypothesized that early intraesophageal tube placement does not cause additional histopathologic damage and prevents strictures.
To date, however, there have been no conclusive examples linking genetic damage with perturbation of endocrine function and adverse effects in vivo.
While there was no conclusive assessment of possible brain damage, Malala was moving her hands and feet, which suggests there is no paralysis, and she did verbally respond to a teacher immediately after the incident.
To date, however, there have been no conclusive examples in wildlife linking genetic damage with perturbation of endocrine function and adverse effects in vivo.
Still, thermal damage interfered with obtaining a conclusive pathologic diagnosis in only 1 of our cases.
An assumption is made that elevated subfascial or intramuscular pressure during exercise causes tissue hypoxia and subsequent ischaemic pain due to decreased blood flow. 2 To date, no conclusive evidence exists to demonstrate cellular hypoxic damage or decreased capillary perfusion.
The most conclusive method to assess this type of brain damage, Dr. Cantu said, was to examine parts of the brain microscopically for tears and tangles, but such a test is done almost exclusively post-mortem.
And although there still is no conclusive evidence that fighting specifically leads to brain damage — a justification the N.H.L. has used for tolerating it — researchers like Aynsley Smith want to keep pressing.
