Sentence examples for damage shrinkage from inspiring English sources

"Mould damage, shrinkage," he says.

It has been shown that it leads to cell membrane detachment from the cell wall, cell wall damage, cell shrinkage and dehydration, and stress response via accumulation of DNA in the center of the cell [38].

It is a challenge to acquire precise details on the chromosome due to fixation of the chromosomes with agents such as formaldehyde or osmium tetroxide leading to radiation damage and shrinkage.

Abnormally shaped cells, cell damage, neuronal shrinkage and basophilic neurons with nuclear pyknosis were found, but cell damage did not differ significantly between the groups (P = 0.073).

Levels of pre-load (shrinkage) damage were the same for both matt and polished stems; furthermore damage for matt vs. polished stems was not significantly different after two million cycles.

If there were to be, say, some collateral damage, a slight shrinkage of the record-revolving population at large, would that necessarily be a completely bad thing?

The mechanisms of shrinkage damage and type of defects are defined initially by gelation and vitrification processes.

As shown in Fig. 1A and 2A, hyperosmolarity induces cell-wall damage and tissue shrinkage, and increases the space between crypts.

This difference between the moisture of soaked raw and roasted almonds may be due to the structural damage and cell shrinkage occurring during roasting that resulted in a loss of water absorption ability in roasted almonds.

In particular, pronounced to severe renal injury in terms of glomeral shrinkage and tubular damage was most evident in the 40 and 65 MBq radiotherapy groups.

Concretes prepared with different coarse aggregates (granitic and quartzitic crushed stone and river gravel, maximum sizes 19 and 38 mm) damaged by drying shrinkage after the exposure during 10 years to moderate environmental conditions are studied.