Three stages in the damage buildup up to fracture were observed: Stage I, with no AE activity, Stage II, gradual growth in AE counts up to an abrupt jump and Stage III, sharp increases in AE counts.
Taking too much vitamin D for a long time can cause calcium buildup, damaging the kidneys and even softening bones, and while we need extra at particular stages of life – particularly during pregnancy and breastfeeding and for those aged over 65 – most of us get enough from our food and what we synthesise for ourselves with the help of sunlight.
About one person in 250 inherits a genetic disorder called hemochromatosis that increases iron absorption and results in a gradual, organ-damaging buildup of stored iron, although symptoms of the problem usually don't become apparent until midlife or later.
The buildup damages the kidneys and eyes and eventually the thyroid gland, muscles and other organs.
The August issue of The Journal of Nutrition devoted an entire supplement to several preliminary studies that look at whether chocolate's flavonoids, called epicatechins, affect various risk factors like cholesterol levels and artery-damaging plaque buildup.
On April 11 , 2003 Angle underwent neck surgery performed by Dr. Hae-Dong Jho to repair nerve and spinal damage, calcium buildup, bone spurs, and intervertebral disc problems.
BP officials said one reason the top-kill effort was abandoned was out of concern that a pressure buildup might damage the well.
The test, which involves closing valves on a new tight-fitting cap to increase pressure in the well, had been delayed after government scientists raised concerns that the pressure buildup could damage the well.
***IMPORTANT*** DO NOT leave the iron in any one spot for over one second as the heat buildup will damage your board.
Otherwise, static buildup from even just walking around might jump from your fingers to electronic components, damaging them in the process.
However, in real applications, external shading is difficult to use, easily damaged and prone to dirt buildup.
