"As the world's biggest economy, the U.S. has a big and immeasurable impact on global financial markets, and Japan would not escape the damage," Hidetoshi Kamezaki, a Bank of Japan board member, said this week, urging American officials to strike a deal on the matter.
Compared with both optical microscopy and SEM, AFM has some unique advantages, such as clearer images, easy sample preparation, extensive environments (in air or liquid allowing cells to "stay alive") of sample to escape from the damage of reagents, strong electrical field, and ultrahigh vacuum in electron microscopy, and so on [22, 23].
When Katrina hit, the Third Ward projects escaped the damage that destroyed large swaths of the city.
Switzerland, because of its wartime neutrality, escaped the damage that drove health-care reform elsewhere.
So far the country has escaped the damage seen elsewhere.
Children who have escaped the terrible damage of Haiyan still need urgent assistance to survive the aftermath of the storm.
After all, Mr. Jackson, a Chicago Democrat, had escaped the collateral damage of the Rod R. Blagojevich trial.
While Fargo, the state's most populous city and the biggest urban area at risk, has so far managed to escape the brunt of damage, smaller, rural communities are under water.
Cells are believed to be able to escape the DNA damage checkpoint by inactivation of Chk1 by either proteolysis [ 34] or by dephosphorylation [ 3].
Cells that escape the DNA damage checkpoint with poorly organized chromosomes might activate a mitotic checkpoint [ 7] and cause the accumulation of MDCs [ 5].
