Sentence examples for diseases damage from inspiring English sources
The connection could yield insights into how both diseases damage the brain, and possibly inspire new treatments.
Based on previous studies, we found that a very strong shading level, corresponding to a 90% reduction in full natural light (as measured by a Luxmeter, model ZDS-10, China) resulted in a substantial increase in pest and diseases damage.
Vegetables remain vulnerable to insect and disease damage after harvesting, during the marketing and handling processes.
The primary systemic vasculitides are complex multisystem disorder where accurate assessment of disease activity and disease damage is difficult.
The grubs tunnel into wood, causing the tree to be weakened and susceptible to further pest and disease damage.
Disease damage was least when intervals between weed treatment and spring planting were longest, e.g. weed treatment in the previous autumn with crops sown in spring.
Enhancement of the rhizosphere F. culmorum population was associated with increased disease damage in barley seedlings planted subsequently in the same soil.
ha−1) sugar beet suffered significantly enhanced disease damage when inoculated with an isolate of Rhizoctonia solani to which it would ordinarily be resistant, compared with untreated control plants.
The vitamin D deficiency not only is known as a risk factor [4] of autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and type 1 diabetes (T1D) [6], but also can affect disease activity and disease damage in SLE patients [7].
For both crops, the study identified glyphosate-based weed control methods as the most important management factor associated with elevated Fusarium spp. populations, as well as with increased disease damage in cereal crops year on year.
Recent studies have yielded similar results; disease damage to spring seedlings of onion [55] and corn [56] was minimised when the time interval between GBH application to cover crops of winter cereals and planting of the spring crop was maximised.
