Sentence examples for damage emerging from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the developed wearable tactile sensors are capable of conformably covering arbitrary curved surface over their stiff counterparts without incurring damage, emerging as a promising development direction toward the Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

Serial DTI scans may be useful for measuring disease progression in bvFTD, with particular trajectories of WM damage emerging.

In addition to its ability to directly alter the structure and function of targeted proteins within cells that causes cell or tissue damage, emerging evidence has also demonstrated AGEs as a signaling ligand, interacting with RAGE; AGEs elicit signal transduction changes that adversely affect numerous peripheral organs.

For South Africa, issues over "loss and damage" emerged – for developed countries, this meant the question of whether developing countries should be entitled to special aid in the event of climate-related disasters; for the developing, it meant compensation and liability, which the US would never agree to.

Macroscopic damage emerges from the generation of micro-crack population represented by bond removals.

Additionally, the association is biologically plausible, since SPD is a documented part of the alveolar surfactant with immunological properties as a pattern recognition molecule, and serum SPD increases when alveolar damage emerges so a leakage to the blood can occur [7, 24, 25].

Mobile Baykeeper's Callaway said the final settlement should have language that allows it to be reopened if new damage emerges, like the crash in the Alaskan herring population that came years after the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster.

As soon as the photographs of the inevitable collateral damage emerge, Americans who are now being implored to enter Syria to tip the scale against the Assad regime will reap the resentments of the families and clans of those we kill.

Repair of damage emerges as the best strategy despite its fitness costs, since it immediately increases growth rate.

The identification of treatment modalities, including hyperthermia, that counteract the intrinsic capacity of CSCs to survive DNA damage emerges as a new promising strategy to target tumor growth and prevent tumor relapse.

The need for defending against distal lung inflammation or damage emerges as Homo chronospecies move to more enclosed environs where there is a greater possibility of contracting a contagious respiratory tract or parasitic infections and/or exposure to gaseous-particulate irritant emanations.