Sentence examples for damage lasting from inspiring English sources
In a letter that appeared in the Lancet Psychiatry journal, the couple wrote: "Based on extensive human experience, it is generally acknowledged that psychedelics do not elicit addiction or compulsive use and that there is little evidence for an association between psychedelic use and birth defects, chromosome damage, lasting mental illness, or toxic effects to the brain or other organs.
In 2002, the Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative of the National Kidney Foundation gave a definition and classification system for CKD, and CKD is defined as either glomerular filtration rate (GFR) < 60 mL/min/1.73 m2 or kidney damage lasting for at least 3 months [ 1].
Based on the 2006 Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) definition, AKI involves different degrees of abnormal kidney structure and function, as well as signs of abnormal kidney damage lasting no more than 3 months, denoted clinically by blood, urine and tissue tests, and imaging studies.
The damage lasts generations".
The damage lasts for years and drives away reindeer.
The 1989 earthquake in Loma Prieta, California, which killed sixty-three people and caused six billion dollars' worth of damage, lasted about fifteen seconds and had a magnitude of 6.9.
Before that fleeting appearance, the £5m-rated Dutchman had not played since September 2009 when his return from 10 months out with cruciate ligament damage lasted just eight minutes.
His biographer, John Watson, notes the physical wound took seven years to heal, but the psychological damage lasted a lifetime.
Brain damage and lasting functional impairment after NE are the results of a balance between injurious mechanisms (cell death, persistent inflammation) and endogenous protection (acute response, recovery, repair).
The nerve damage is lasting; she still cannot feel two of her fingers.
