Sentence examples for damage to use from inspiring English sources

Comet assay on exfoliated urinary cells could represent a sensitive and noninvasive biomarker of DNA damage to use jointly to other more specific tests, in biomonitoring workers exposed to mixture of bladder potential carcinogens such as rubber workers.

The store itself was too damaged to use for sleeping.

After GIPEC paid half a million dollars for it, and spent more than four hundred thousand dollars in additional fees, it discovered that the ferry was too damaged to use or repair.

Owing to the regularity of use, a £5 note only lasts in circulation for a year before being too damaged to use.

Airware makes a cloud sofware system that helps enterprise customers like construction companies, mining operations, and insurance companies reviewing equipment for damages to use drones to collect and analyze aerial data.

All the old machinery was either too damaged to use or simply not around anymore.

This isn't 'collateral damage' either, to use the ugly euphemism.

One potential way to reduce this damage is to use surfactants.

In settling a lawsuit brought by the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, U.S. Airways agreed to pay Mr. Allen $50,000 in damages and to use training and improved communication to reinforce policies that prohibit discrimination.

The paper establishes a sensitivity based damage detection method to use PSD.

However, keep in mind that you will have to etch or damage the piece to use with the acid.