Sentence examples for control damaging from inspiring English sources

In Alzheimer's, the activity of microglia gets out of control, damaging neurons and killing off parts of the brain.

In the last trimester of pregnancy, an expectant mother's blood pressure can rocket out of control, damaging her kidney, liver, and heart, and putting both her life and that of the child she is carrying at risk.

Household dehumidifiers are deployed among the archive stacks and museum exhibits in a losing battle to control damaging humidity.

And raised the specter of regulation to control damaging activity on the platform that the company has spectacularly failed to control.

Thus, as a potent regulator of the lung immune response, TLR3 represents a specific target to control damaging inflammation in severe lung infections in combination with antimicrobials.

For example, RNA-guided gene drives could potentially prevent the spread of disease, support agriculture by reversing pesticide and herbicide resistance in insects and weeds, and control damaging invasive species.

Two of the ten PS girders represented the control damaged and undamaged samples, without any CFRP.

On the other hand, the negative controls (damaged tissues) showed very low levels of metabolic activity.

The party appeared to be moving quickly to control damage to Mr. Noda's government.

The ensemble comedy revolves around the impeccable curator of a museum who must control damage after his cellphone is stolen.

We often perform gauze packing for the first step of damage control (damage control surgery).