Sentence examples for damaging components from inspiring English sources

Power values measured during the experimental process were approximately 16 40 mW, to avoid damaging components of the cross-sections.

The synergistic damaging components featuring LEO environment are high vacuum, thermal cycling, neutral gas, ultraviolet (UV) radiation and cold plasma.

Perhaps crack's most damaging components were the underground trade it birthed and the deadly turf wars that came with it.

A therapy that simultaneously blocks both of the damaging components of sepsis, namely ischemia and inflammation, will probably have an enormous impact on our ability to manage this condition.

Recent studies on hypoxic cells have identified critical adaptations that could prevent hypoxia-induced increases in ROS production and thus forestall ROS damage to cellular proteins; also a damaging component of many hypoxia associated diseases at sea level such as Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerations.

Modeling stomatal ozone deposition, or plant ozone uptake, is critical for estimating the damaging component of plant ozone exposure.

The up-regulation of genes encoding proteins of cell wall biosynthesis may help the organism to overcome cell surface-damaging components present in BALF.

The carcinogens and health-damaging components in tobacco, alcohol, and some foods (and the lack of restorative efforts brought about by low physical activity) have the potential to impact on allostatic load, and are typically socially patterned.

If we wish to exploit the single-agent activity of a PARP inhibitor as part of a combination regimen, we may need to consider scheduling PARP-based treatment separately to any DNA-damaging component of the combination.

Thus, decreased plasma UA levels may reflect decreased ability of the body to prevent superoxide and peroxynitrite from damaging cellular components [27].

In the initial stage of cancer, oxidative stress plays a major role in damaging essential components of cells [ 23].