Sentence examples for damage that could not from inspiring English sources

It is plausible then, that abnormal cellular metabolism characteristic of OA chondrocytes resulted in irreversible damage that could not be repaired, even after SIRT1 upregulation.

"I really want to play and it's tough for the doctor to say 'You can't,' but they said I was close to doing some damage that couldn't repair itself," Haderlein said.

Apoptosis often, although not always, follows the DNA damages that could not be repaired.

Brewer developed the idea that the injunction was a special form of relief that could be used to prevent irreparable damage to property that could not be adequately compensated in later actions at law.

The rest were damaged Aedes specimens that could not be speciated.

No radiation leaked from the site, and the explosions did not cause any environmental damage, it said, statements that could not be independently verified.

This was theorized in order to explain the extreme radiation damage in some minerals that could not have been caused by any known natural radioisotopes, but could have been caused by superheavy elements.

The figures still indicated that about one bomb in four fell astray, malfunctioned, hit its target but failed to inflict the intended damage, or possibly caused destruction that could not be verified.

Dr. Gage said he's not sure whether the sperm suffered DNA damage from the heat wave that could not be repaired, or if changes on top of the DNA — so-called epigenetic changes — affected their sons' fertility.

The bad week revealed two issues that could not only damage his election chances but also derail his nomination.

Seeds were gathered directly from the trees and the ground, excluding seeds that were partially predated, damaged, or appeared desiccated and those that could not be detached from the cupule easily.