Sentence examples for deleterious processes from inspiring English sources
These deleterious processes, which affect DNA and RNA, occur not only during sample embedding and processing (von Ahlfen et al, 2007), but also during long-term storage (Cronin et al, 2004).
Two such deleterious processes that are particularly important in silicon are two-photon absorption (TPA) and dispersion.
Such mimetics are thought to slow the rate of deleterious processes associated with ageing and thus have the potential to prevent, or even remediate, multiple age-associated degenerative pathologies, including cognitive impairment, arthritis, cardiovascular disease and immune dysfunction [8, 9].
The primary obstacle to realizing high quality nonlinearities for quantum optics on the silicon photonics platform is the need to overcome the deleterious processes that accompany advantageous nonlinear processes such as four-wave mixing (FWM).
These deleterious processes are commonly referred to as lipotoxicity (19).
During aging, irreversible and deleterious processes are triggered by accumulation of damaged cellular macromolecules [ 1, 2].
Nevertheless, GM-CSF-neutralizing antibody can subvert this deleterious process in PAH pathogenesis (Sawada et al., 2014).
The authors, therefore, designed in the fetal sheep a model of gastroschisis in which amnioinfusion significantly improved the deleterious process.
Thus, CRP is most likely not affecting atheroma build-up but rather the deleterious process of plaque vulnerability and thrombus formation.
One potentially deleterious process that may occur in the buffer is the alteration of swelling clay to iron-rich minerals, some of which have a limited capacity to swell.
Conclusion: In this model of gastroschisis in the fetal sheep, ligature of the esophagus, which was supposed to protect the extruded bowel by preventing oral regurgitation of digestive enzymes and by creating a relative hydramnios, did not improve the inflammatory and deleterious process, which is best prevented by amnioinfusion.
