Sentence examples for damaged as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Post-earthquake fire (PEF) can cause a rapid collapse of structures that have been already damaged as a consequence of prior earthquake.
Mitochondria energy production is often damaged as a consequence of mutagens, hypoxia, inflammation, ROS or inherited mutations (Kiebish et al., 2008).
Although O2 generation took place at the surface of the DBC-lipid liposomes, the kinetic curve 1 of the figure only reflects the calcein release from nearby pure lipid vesicles, which were damaged as a consequence of the diffusion of the O2 in the buffer.
For years and years people's lives are about fighting over a child, who's becoming more and more damaged as a consequence.
For the past 5 years the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has been working in countries where the natural and human environments have been damaged as a direct or indirect consequence of conflict.
Tissue engineering offers significant promise as a viable alternative to current clinical strategies for replacement of damaged tissue as a consequence of disease or trauma.
It seems likely that, in these cells, the mortality induced by NPs was due to the high sensitivity of their plasma membrane, which became severely damaged probably as a consequence of lipid peroxidation, as observed in other cell line exposed to different kind of nanoparticles [ 48, 49].
Residents, especially children, likely suffered irreversible brain damage as a consequence of needlessly being exposed to elevated levels of lead, a potent neurotoxin.
Indeed, an accumulation of DNA damage as a consequence of unchecked MMEJ is suspected to be the basis for neurodegeneration and tumor formation in ataxia telangiectasia52.
The lateral deflections are likely to be large, and the risers may experience collision with fatigue or coating damage as a consequence.
In this paper, the detection of damages as a consequence of unbonding and/or notches is investigated by dynamic response of RC beams with NSM Carbon-FRP circular rods.
