Sentence examples for evidenced damage from inspiring English sources

Sure, some of the roads evidenced damage from Irene, but they were passable, and even interesting to see, from a sensational point of view.

The histopathological findings of the myocardial tissue evidenced myocardial damage in isoproterenol induced rats.

Field evidence (damage surveys) also showed that coastal forests did not always effectively protect coastal areas from destruction by tsunami (Chatenoux and Peduzzi, 2005).

Paul Flynn, a Labor member of Parliament, said he found the royal rationale "unconvincing," and he speculated that the palace had intervened to collapse the proceedings before Mr. Burrell could give evidence damaging to the royal family.

In some ways, it was rugged, as evidenced by the damage to Guerrero's face.

Patients had laboratory evidence of liver damage, evidenced by elevated alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and serum bilirubin levels and increased prothrombin times (Table 1).

The MR spectroscopy may also show evidence of damage caused by subconcussive blows, Théoret said.

Brachiopod shells occasionally show evidence of damage by predators, and sometimes of subsequent repair.

The proposed technique is applied to two masonry rail viaducts in the UK, which demonstrate different evidence of damage.

These data further demonstrate that the score is closely associated with histological evidence of damage.

Every day brings new evidence of damage.