Sentence examples for demonstrated to damage from inspiring English sources

It is highly probable that the ongoing intense seismic surveys are causing these mass deaths -- loud noise has been demonstrated to damage the hearing structures in these animals, and cause to severe trauma and internal bleeding.

Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) has been demonstrated to damage the human immune system, finally leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), which is characterized by vulnerability to life-threatening opportunistic infections.

Bizelesin is the first small molecular weight anticancer drug demonstrated to preferentially damage specific regions in cellular DNA.

In spite of doubts about their safety and the best administration route to improve their engraftment, use of stem cells in animal models has been demonstrated to attenuate damage and fibrosis in lungs challenged with endotoxin [ 37].

Reinforced construction and strengthened building codes have been demonstrated to reduce expected damage from hurricanes in a cost effective manner.

Systemically administered kainate has been demonstrated to induce neuronal damage and changes of the levels of biochemical substances related to neurotoxicity.

Similarly, functional grading has been demonstrated to increase the damage tolerance of honeycomb structures, although with the penalty of reduced Young's modulus or increased density.

The proposed approach is demonstrated to predict progressive damage and final failure load of angle-ply laminated composites both accurately and effectively.

NER removes helix-distorting types of DNA lesions, such as UV-induced pyrimidine dimers, but has also been demonstrated to repair oxidative damage [5].

Also, in vivo administration of TBOA in the hippocampus was demonstrated to induce neuronal damage in the CA1 and the dentate gyrus, while t-PDC application did not produce cell death [40].

Chronic alcoholism has been demonstrated to cause detrimental damage to cardiac muscles leading to the development of alcoholic cardiomyopathy which accounts for ~33% of all dilated cardiomyopathies (1).