Sentence examples for decline in damage from inspiring English sources

Converging evidence indicates that aging is accompanied by an increase in damaged proteins (Hipkiss, 2006) caused by misfolding, translation errors, and post-translational modifications such as oxidation, as well as a decline in damage clearance pathways such as autophagy and proteasomal degradation (Chondrogianni & Gonos, 2005).

This apparent decline in damages payouts comes at a time when Scottish councils are having to cut their combined spending by £150m.

The aged stem cells would show a decline in DNA damage repair capacity and are prone to spontaneous mutations.

However, there is also evidence that free radicals do not increase with age [ 14, 15], suggesting that the observed increase in damaged proteins may be a result of a decline in removal of damage rather than an increase in the rate of damage itself.

The diet also led to a drop in thyroid hormones and declines in DNA damage.

Increasing inflammatory response, loss of oxidant/antioxidant equilibrium, ongoing telomere attrition, decline in the DNA damage response efficiency, and deleterious nuclear organization are age-related cellular changes that trigger a serious threat to genomic integrity.

Through determining the damage effect technique it was found a direct correlation between the productivity decline and the increase in damage value along the productive life of the well.

While the size of the deal is certainly noteworthy, it's the second biggest deal of its kind, behind the 1998 Exxon Mobil tie up, it also speaks to the damage the sharp decline in the oil price has done to a number of big oil players in the last few months, making the sector ripe for consolidation.

Open image in new window Fig. 23 Injectivity decline with damage factor in days Open image in new window Fig. 24 Injectivity decline with time for different damage factors.

The larger particles cause a rapid decline in permeability with the damage region being shallow.

The Nigerian Civil War brought widespread devastation that forced a decline in coal production from damage or destruction of equipment.