Sentence examples for direct damaging from inspiring English sources

However, in chronic EAE sections MBP accumulated also around neuronal cells, such as Purkinje cells, as can be seen in sections Figure 4E and F. Indeed, it was recently shown that MBP binding may induce neuron-specific toxicity by direct damaging the neuronal plasma membrane integrity.

The direct damage will be limited.

It only covers "direct damage" the definition of which the report says is not clear.

For all that, the direct damage caused by algal blooms is probably more aesthetic than economic.

"Any direct damage to Microsoft as a result of these sanctions would be at most negligible," he said.

"This does direct damage to the propects for convening the international conference," Sergei Ryabkov, the deputy foreign minister, said.

The direct damage has been estimated at $350m, but the indirect consequences will be much more than that.

That, in turn, would hurt Apple e-book sales but do very little direct damage to Apple's overall business.

It is important to note that direct damage by radiation to genetic material is small compared to damage done by reactive chemical species produced by radiation.

Some feel Mr. Spitzer can do less direct damage from the governor's mansion, and hate him as they might, big companies tend to go with a winner.

What we face is terrorism in the most elementary sense: actions whose hoped-for impact is paralysis of the target rather than direct damage from the action itself.