Sentence examples for damage to functioning from inspiring English sources

While remediation, restoration, and NRDA, among others, are often conducted separately, it is important to integrate them for contaminated land where the risks to ecoreceptors (including humans) can be high, and the potential damage to functioning ecosystems great.

One should first realize that the acute fall in GFR upon RAASi initiation is of (reversible) hemodynamic origin owing to a reduction of intraglomerular pressure rather than a treatment-induced damage to functioning nephrons.

As they removed the clamps from the newly-joined blood vessels, the team of surgeons, fearing that Culp's own vessels might be too damaged to function properly, held their breath.

Conventional psychology assumed her clients would be too damaged to function.

Babies with reduced metabolism are those who are likely to do badly, as it means parts of their brain are too damaged to function.

"The rational actions taken by even the strongest financial institutions to reduce exposure to future losses have caused significant collateral damage to market functioning," Mr. Geithner said in a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations.

Mr. Geithner described a vicious circle in which banks and other market players who took on too much risk are all trying to get out of unsafe investments at the same time, causing "significant collateral damage to market functioning".

It examines nine categories of harm that drugs can do to the individual "from death to damage to mental functioning and loss of relationships" and seven types of harm to others.

Consequently, Cd stress is presumed to affect membrane fluidity and permeability by producing an irreversible damage to cell functioning.

When the visual network functions abnormally, a great potential for harm is induced, possibly resulting in damage to cognitive function.

One analysis reported damage to kidney functions and the other found increased death rates.