Sentence examples for damage as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Residents, especially children, likely suffered irreversible brain damage as a consequence of needlessly being exposed to elevated levels of lead, a potent neurotoxin.

He stopped playing in 1994, but hanged himself four years later, aged 37. Fashanu had said that he had not been prepared for the backlash that followed his disclosure, and that his football career suffered "heavy damage" as a consequence.

However, there is potential for the Group to suffer reputational damage as a consequence of what you publish, even if you intend it only to be in a personal capacity.

The lateral deflections are likely to be large, and the risers may experience collision with fatigue or coating damage as a consequence.

NF-κB activation and the downstream expression of inflammatory factors were therefore down-regulated in along an efficient path and ameliorating the damage as a consequence of LPS-induced acute lung injury.

Critical locations in diesel engine cylinder heads may be susceptible to damage as a consequence of thermomechanical fatigue (TMF) and/or high vibratory firing pressure (high cycle fatigue, HCF) loading.

Casalino et al. [ 32] supported the present findings that antioxidant supplementation could avert the hepotocellular damage as a consequences of oxidative stress.

Post-earthquake fire (PEF) can cause a rapid collapse of structures that have been already damaged as a consequence of prior earthquake.

In this paper, the detection of damages as a consequence of unbonding and/or notches is investigated by dynamic response of RC beams with NSM Carbon-FRP circular rods.

Mitochondria energy production is often damaged as a consequence of mutagens, hypoxia, inflammation, ROS or inherited mutations (Kiebish et al., 2008).

Although O2 generation took place at the surface of the DBC-lipid liposomes, the kinetic curve 1 of the figure only reflects the calcein release from nearby pure lipid vesicles, which were damaged as a consequence of the diffusion of the O2 in the buffer.