For example, why do diverse toxic substances appear to cause essentially the same fibrotic response, even though initial sites of damage may vary?
Asked whether it might damage the job recruitment industry, Blears said: "They shouldn't be advertising positions that are essentially unlawful, should they?
Colored or treated hair probably needs a shampoo that's fortified with extracts or amino acids, because treating your hair is essentially damaging it.
One in ten people have tinnitus, yet the government spends nothing on telling people that they might be getting what is essentially brain damage".
"People are extremely possessive and fond of their embryos inside their eggs — imagine us asking them to take pieces out and do the sections on them and cut them, and essentially do damage to them," he said.
HSCT should be considered if the victim's HSC pool is essentially irreversibly damaged.
Speaking off the record, other officials indicated that the administration was pursuing a strategy essentially to limit damage.
Syria has essentially become a damage limitation exercise; and one that we in the West appear to have entirely lost interest in.
Micromechanics-based models for each elementary mechanism have been developed and enhanced over the past 40 years, allowing microstructure-informed failure predictions essentially assuming homogeneous damage evolution.
It has been observed that sensitive plants suffer rapid irreversible cell damage, essentially due to degradation of their membranes [ 71].
The acute or prefibrotic phase is characterized by an inflammatory process with tissue damage essentially visible in the mucosal compartment.
