Sentence examples for damage to tissue from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms of damage to tissue and the electrode are reviewed.
Exposing the skin to ultraviolet rays excites molecules of the ingested substance, causing damage to tissue — severe redness and sunburn, for example — that is almost immediately apparent.
Too little liquid nitrogen causes the temperature in the waist-high tanks to rise, risking damage to tissue housed in vials called cryolocks.
Research now under way includes a study by Dr. Gosens of plantar fasciitis, heel pain caused by damage to tissue connecting the heel to the toes.
"It is special," says McMahon. "It has a positive feedback effect". Research has shown that damage to tissue will change nerve terminals in surrounding tissue to make it more responsive to pain.
General imaging scans can expose patients to radiation, for instance; an invasive spinal tap could result in infection or damage to tissue.
One, sometimes called nociceptive pain, results from damage to tissues, as from arthritis or a burn.
The term "adverse effects" above refers to the injury, such as structural damage to tissues.
Infectious-disease experts say that the lingering symptoms might be an autoimmune response to the original illness or residual damage to tissues caused by the infection.
It is the first report to indicate a possible association of congenital Zika virus and damage to tissues outside the central nervous system, said Yale researchers.
