Sentence examples for damage provided from inspiring English sources
The protection against hypochlorous acid induced damage provided by antioxidant therapy (vitamins C and E) is of therapeutic significance.
This application minimises the hazard of mechanical damage provided the insulation is placed in the block correctly.
Acquired 3-dimensional (3D) information on perfusion and myocyte damage provided by SPECT scans may prove to be a useful addition to standardized pre-clinical perfusion recovery analysis by LDPI.
Importantly, the cardioprotective effect of ECs was reduced when HIF-1α expression was knocked down suggesting that HIF-1α is involved in cardioprotection from oxidative damage, provided through secreted factors conferred by the ECs.
The quantification of the Fourier domain filtered dataset and the analysis of the spatial proximity of the different types of damage provided the mechanism of cracking in metal matrix composites near regions of tri-axial stress at high compressive strains.
We can't avoid them, but we can repair the damage, provided there is a shared intention to do so.
This study on membrane damage provides further knowledge on the cytotoxicity of nanomaterials and the safety of NP application.
MSCT has shown promising results in valvular and peri-valvular damage providing high-resolution anatomic information and affording multiplanar reformations [7].
Using QSI-induced damage to replace LVI-induced damage provides a roughly equivalent strength evaluation in static compression tests but exaggerates fatigue strength estimation in compression fatigue tests.
These MRI sequences enable noninvasive assessment of brain damage, providing important diagnostic and prognostic information: evaluation of cerebral parenchymal perfusion; detection and aetiological assessment of thrombi; ruling out differential diagnoses.
Moreover, the paper examines the correlation between DEF expansion and concrete damage, providing data that can be used for the quantification of the effect of stresses on DEF induced expansion.
