Sentence examples for damaged products from inspiring English sources

This period may provide a window of opportunity where it might be possible to interfere in the proposed pathophysiological cascade before the point of no return – that is, the stage in which the production of ROS damaged products starts to overwhelm ROS defence – consequently reducing the risk of potentially toxic LPO formation.

Shock two: If the delivery people had a professional, soothing demeanor, customers would tolerate just about anything, even late deliveries or damaged products.

Clearly the unseen father - who Fugard describes in his notebooks as a figure of "hate, bigotry, resentment, meanness" - represents the unacceptable face of authoritarian South Africa, and his children its damaged products.

As volunteers, we will repackage bulk foods such as pasta or cereal into consumer size packages, sort and salvage damaged products or food items, sort food from food drives and donations, or label cans.

Healthcare activities include all activities involved with purchasing, movement of products as well as returning or exchanging damaged products.

Restocking fee: No. Fry's might give partial refunds for used or damaged products or for items that are missing parts or their original packaging.

Here, we review alternative downstream approaches that can reduce the degree of low pH exposure and consequently damaged product.

Security teams should proactively help engineers plan implementation requirements while avoiding common security pitfalls that could disrupt or damage product launches — making security part of the cross-functional teams that design, build, and test all products.

Reactions are run in a 96-well filter plate, followed by hydrolyzing the damaged DNA, filtering, and determining damaged nucleobase products by LC-MS/MS.

Intracellular reduction of Cr VI) to stable Cr III) is responsible for the production of DNA-damaging products.

There is strong evidence that damaged PVC products are associated with asthma and atopic disorders (Bornehag et al. 2004; Øie et al. 1997).