Sentence examples for damaging effect of the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gerhartsreiter's lawyers cited the "particularly damaging" effect of the news, reported soon after his arrest, that he was a "person of interest" in the 1985 disappearance and presumed murder of a couple whose guest house he had rented in San Marino, Calif., under a separate alias, Christopher Chichester.
Doxorubicin (DOX -induced ROS have been shown as the primary cause of the heart DOX -inducedect of the dROS (havenstein et al, 2000; Xu et al, 2001).
But from the outset, African American critics found the stereotypes made possible by the behaviours of the heroes and heroines of the films which often included drug dealing, violence, and easy sex to be the most-pervasive and damaging effect of the movies; also damaging was the absence of a black cultural aesthetic.
The potentially damaging effect of the UK Independence Party has been similarly exaggerated.
In particular, attention is given to a description of the damaging effect of the loading path shape on fatigue strength.
Mr. Duisenberg acknowledged the damaging effect of the exchange rate, saying, "the significant and rapid appreciation of the euro over recent months will dampen external price competitiveness".
The data from the DNA damaging effect of MCLR in the Vero-E6 cell line as assessed by the comet assay and the oxidative DNA damage estimated by the FPG-modified comet assay are presented in Table 1.
For example, the skin damaging effect of 2.5 SED from UVI = 15 for about 11 minutes is similar to that for UVI = 1.5 for 110 minutes.
Our study also indicates that C pn may enhance the lung damaging effect of smoking in women.
In turn, when KI was used together with Fe2++H2O2, it completely prevented in all used concentrations the damaging effect of Fenton reaction substrates to mtDNA (Fig. 2).
