Sentence examples for continuously damaged from inspiring English sources

Drama's position in education has been continuously damaged in many veiled ways since the election.

We recently showed that neurones and astrocytes are continuously damaged during the course of CNS lupus.

These and previous results strongly suggest that DNA in many human tissues is continuously damaged from known exposure of humans to BP and other PAH.

Also, it is possible that CXCR4+Lin CD45- cell depletion in the PB may have resulted from their excessive utilization in the ongoing repair of continuously damaged tissues.

DNA is also continuously damaged by endogenous and environmental agents, with about 10 000 endogenous lesions, of which approximately 50 are DSBs, formed per cell cycle (Vilenchik and Knudson, 2003).

Secondly, the impact of leaves continuously damaged by S. littorais, different from 'single' wounding events, accumulates Ib WRKY1 expression possibly by FACs, through which JA level was maintained [ 60, 61].

Not that you should continuously damage the integrity of your electronics, but the rugged build and shatter-resistant display makes that a hard idea not to entertain.

The condition is worsened with plaque deposits that continuously damage the gums.

The hallmark of cancer is reprogramming of the cells via activation/repression which implies that the genome is continuously getting damaged and repaired at a much higher level than previously estimated.

In live cells, DNA is continuously being damaged by reactive oxygen species (ROS), the by-products of aerobic respiration in mitochondria [ 1- 6].

Eventually, accelerated and progressive telomere loss is found in WS cells, particularly in adult stem cells which are required for continuously repairing damaged tissues throughout life.