Sentence examples similar to destruction capacities from inspiring English sources

We sought to calculate survival kinetics of transfused RBCs in SCD patients since it is unclear whether transfused RBCs get destroyed at faster rate as innocent bystander or persist longer due to decreased destruction capacity such as functional splenectomy.

At the same time, IL-1 induces the production of MMP-1 and MMP-3 and enhances bone resorption; this is compatible with recent evidence from arthritis models and human RA suggesting that the tissue-destruction capacities of IL-1β may outweigh its genuine role in joint inflammation [ 53].

The U.S. now possesses weapons of mass destruction whose capacity for killing or torturing people surpasses all imaginings.

The U.S. now possesses weapons of mass destruction whose capacity for killing… REFLECTIONS about nuclear weapons - divided into six sections, each with a title.

In the figures of completely normal American college students turned terrorists and of torture done at the hands of American soldiers, we are forced to come face-to-face with our own capacity for destruction -- a capacity that is playing itself out in our economy, in our foreign policy and in our very chances for a future on this planet.

In this he is drawing partly on the tradition of Catholic social teaching, and partly on moral thinking popular in the 1960s, when moral philosophers were first grappling with the implications of nuclear weapons and the sense that humankind had not grown up but reached its toddler stage, where the capacity for destruction far outweighed our capacity for judgment.

When the rate of red cell destruction exceeds the capacity of the liver to handle bilirubin, the yellow pigment accumulates in the blood, causing jaundice.

But Bullard goes even further, seeming to say that a drop in asset prices is itself a destruction of output capacity.

In the first version, which I discussed here, Bullard seemed to be arguing that the wealth loss from the burst bubble represented a real destruction of economic capacity.

In mid-June President Bush stated his intention to move away from the logic of mutually assured destruction -- "the capacity of each of us, each country, to blow each other up," as he said -- in favor of a new framework based on some combination of strategic offensive and defensive systems.

LPS is released from the bacterial membrane after destruction with the capacity of inducing systemic inflammation and sepsis (Beutler and Rietschel, 2003).