Sentence examples for continuous injuries from inspiring English sources
And, of course, Carl Pavano, who exasperated the Yankees with nearly continuous injuries from 2005 through 2008, is the veteran leader of the Twins' pitching staff.
The irregular playing time and continuous injuries were nothing compared to the epic losing.
In 1869, the Newton brothers suggested that the carpal knobs may have been formed through continuous injuries, as they resemble diseased bone.
Given that continuous hepatocyte injuries are a source of ALT elevations, we hypothesize that the decrease in the efflux of bacterial products to the liver and the control in systemic inflammation caused by them may have been the key to achieving the promising results obtained by erythromycin in this trial.
As one of the main corn (maize) and peanut belts in the world respectively, the areas suffer from continuous cropping injury due to continuous planting.
Continuous endothelial injury and the subsequent repairing mechanism might have induced a hypercoagulative state, and fibrin-platelet deposition was believed to have occurred spontaneously.
These findings indicate efficient inhibition of putatively fibrolytic MMPs by Marimastat, potentially leading to increased fibrosis in the presence of continuous hepatic injury.
Obviously, the second hit was essential to maintain the continuous pulmonary injury.
KIR3DS1 can induce a persistent, weak inflammatory reaction to HPV that results in continuous tissue injury, similar to HBV-susceptible genes [ 31].
However, in fibrotic rats, there was progressive accumulation of ECM as a consequence of the continuous liver injury, evolving from a slight deposition of fibrosis mainly in the portal area (mild/moderate fibrosis) to numerous and thicker septa resulting from the longer exposure to CCl4 (severe fibrosis).
