Sentence examples for establish damage from inspiring English sources

Etoposide-damaged cells (Trevigen Inc., Gaithersburg, MD, USA) were used to establish damage reference groups and ensure that the control conditions were not themselves genotoxic.

Therefore, this study not only allows us to understand the dynamic response of the adhesively bonded joints under dynamic compression but also enables us to establish damage models based on strain rate effect, for structure design purposes.

Regardless of the social value of accuracy, litigants generally gain by devoting resources toward proof of damages, leading often to socially excessive private incentives to establish damages.

It would also establish damages and back pay for such workers, give similar protections to immigrant workers without work authorizations and even establish penalties against employers who violate workers' rights.

After Judge Marrero ordered the default judgment, a magistrate judge held an emotional hearing to establish damages for the economic loss and pain and suffering that Mr. Ellis's death had caused.

Judge Stein also said he would schedule a hearing to establish damages to be paid by Apotex, which flooded the market with more than $1 billion of its product last fall, drastically cutting into earnings of both Bristol and Sanofi-Aventis.

"As there can only be one '1st Feature Dance Performance' it would be impractical, if not impossible, to establish damages" if she were to strip at The Playhouse South.

The study established damage patterns of the pylon and showed superior performance of the concrete-filled composite pylon over the hollow steel box pylon.

Currently, a displacement-based approach is used for detailing of the wall boundary elements as well as for establishing damage limitation.

There are various approaches for establishing damage limit states.

Here, using a novel mtDNA damage assay in conjunction with related, well established damage and metabolic markers, we first investigate the age-dependent mitochondrial decline in a cohort of ageing wild-type nematodes, in particular testing the plausibility of the "vicious cycle" theory.