Sentence examples for damage and alterations from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Fennimore alerted owners to any damage and alterations he discovered in the machinery, and possible misattributions to Stretch, "they were not happy with me, but I look on that as part of my responsibility," he said.
This may occur due to accelerated cerebral vascular damage and alterations in the regulation of cerebral blood flow in diabetic patients with DAN.
Virchow's triad 1 3 proposes deep vein thrombosis (DVT) to occur as a result of alterations in blood flow, vascular endothelial damage and alterations in the constituents of the blood.
The use of cancer cells might also be useful to estimate the level of cell damage and alterations that could be caused by asbestos exposure, since it is very difficult to get normal human lung epithelial cells established in vitro.
Accumulation of free radical damage and alterations in the activities of antioxidant enzymes such as superoxide dismutase and catalase have been observed in the central nervous system of AD patients [ 5].
It has been shown that different protocols of chronic stress induce alteration in neurotrophic factors [ 32], oxidative damage, and alterations in antioxidant proteins [ 33], which may lead to damage in hippocampus.
Blocking apoptosis, activation of detoxifying drugs, repair of DNA damage, and alteration in the cell cycle and checkpoints also render cancer cells resistant to the cytotoxic drugs [6].
The width of these zones (including damage and alteration zones) is estimated to be on the order of up to <1 2 m (Massart et al. 2010).
An upper limit of apertures is given by the width of the fault-related damage and alteration zones (Massart et al. 2010).
Consequently, each fragment of rock may contain a unique weathering-related legacy of damage and alteration — a legacy that may greatly influence its response to present-day weathering activity.
However, interactions between genetic factors and physical, chemical and biological carcinogens can disrupt this order causing damage and alteration to DNA structures (8, 9).
