Sentence examples for damage on human from inspiring English sources
The effects of this concurrent climatic event can greatly increase the damage on human health, air quality, agriculture, society, and the environment.
The planet would warm by searing 10C if all fossil fuels are burned, according to a new study, leaving some regions uninhabitable and wreaking profound damage on human health, food supplies and the global economy.
In addition, some prevention measures against this explosion scenario were provided to reduce the damage on human and structures.
This extreme scenario would wreak profound damage on human health, food supplies and the global economy, and leave some regions uninhabitable.
Considering potential damages on human health (Fig. 6b) reveals that very low amounts of water consumed during crude oil production in water scarce and developing countries like Algeria, Nigeria, Libya, or Egypt dominate this impact category.
On the other hand, our unpublished data demonstrated neither measurable protection effect of EF on endotoxin-induced damage of human umbilical vein endothelial cell, nor measurable inhibition effect of EF on steroid-induced lipid deposition of 3T3-L1 Preadatacyte (data not shown).
As SuffolkAndGood noted: "It's the damage wrought on human relationships that is at the heart of this drama" – and there was much more of this in evidence here.
EHAP is aimed at improving the health of European citizens, a goal requiring knowing exactly what impact environmental damage has on human health.
The chapter by Xie Yuanyuan summarises her book on the history of the 2003 resettlement - the so-called ecological migration - designed to limit the damage of human hunting activity on the unique taiga forests in this region.
A 12-gauge slug fired from close range inflicts horrific damage on a human body, and the two that killed Bonnie Ousley — one to her right side, the other to the back of her head — struck with such force that blood and tissue were sprayed on the ceiling and a wall nearly 20 feet away.
Likewise, Kopova et al. [27] reported on two different types of fullerene/Ti films and their effects on the growth and potential damage of human bone cells.
