Sentence examples for driven damage from inspiring English sources

"This latest example of commercially driven damage to what are maritime military graves should be a spur to international action, led by the governments of Britain, Australia, the Netherlands and the USA, over two thousand of whose sailors lie in the Java sea".

This observed inflammatory driven damage matches that observed in pro-inflammatory cytokine-induced cartilage degeneration in explant models [ 26] and the catabolic processes observed in rheumatoid arthritis and preclinical animal models of OA.

(1) HD pathogenesis is driven by mutant huntingtin, but before or near motor onset, sufficient CAG-driven damage occurs to permit CAG-independent processes and then lead to eventual death.

In the stochastic model, statistical aspects related to the distribution of fiber length lead to the strain-driven damage model for the fibrous part.

This hybrid dense sensor network is leveraged to derive a data-driven damage detection and localization method for wind turbine blades.

Yet, insights into the properties of cumulative damage are required for comprehensive assessment of the activity-driven damage models of aging.

Richard Black, the indispensable climate and environment reporter for the BBC (I urge you to follow him on Twitter @BBCrblack), has nicely summarized the disconnect in a piece describing the draft summary of the report on extreme meteorological events and relating it to claims of greenhouse-driven damages in poor places.

The local application, ahead of the crack front, of shear-driven or tension-driven fatigue damage models – after 3D elastic-plastic computations of local stress and strain ranges – allows a successful prediction of crack fronts paths and growth rates.

Hp was also capable of blocking Hb-driven LDL oxidation and thereby being protective against this second ('extrinsic') mechanism of Hb-driven endothelial damage.

A translucent, PVC-coated, snap-on panel can protect windows during hurricanes, not only from windborne coconuts but from "pressurization and wind-driven water damage," said Mike George, a marketing manager for the product, Fabric-Shield.

Hepatotoxicity (hepatic toxicity) implies chemical-driven liver damage.