Sentence examples for exacerbated damage from inspiring English sources

As the storm progressed westward, it buffeted Hainan Island with gale-force winds and exacerbated damage caused by Typhoons Angela and Brian.

Histological analysis of the shrunken colons derived from the infected Nfkb2 −/− mice further revealed exacerbated damage with signatures of submucosal leukocyte infiltration.

In the February 2006 issue of Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, a Michigan State University team described exacerbated damage when exposure to a mycotoxin was preceded by exposure to a bacterial fragment, in this case the endotoxin component lipopolysaccharide.

However, 40 cmH2O pressure when combined with high dynamic strain caused significant damage to normal tissue and exacerbated damage to the injured tissue.

For example, the planting of pine forests to prepare for coastal natural events along Japan's coast exacerbated damage during the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011.

One such study highlighted the inhibition of the Nrf2/ARE pathway due to cigarette smoking in peripheral mononuclear cells of young heavy smokers which promoted inflammation and exacerbated damage [ 108].

Most importantly, the substitution of mice with exogenous PTX3 reversed the exacerbated heart damage in the PTX3-deficient mice, hence a potential non-redundant cardioprotective role for this protein.

Ishiyama et al. [ 37] showed that exogenous NO exacerbated tissue damage in a reflux esophagitis model of rats.

This increase is directly correlated with exacerbated renal damage (increased GSI, TIFI, and albuminuria) in the male kidney.

The exacerbated DNA damage response in FA cells includes hyper-phosphorylation of the NHEJ protein, DNA-PKcs (Adamo et al, 2010).

Importantly, HG aggravated the CSE-induced BBB permeability of all labeled dextrans, thus implicating an exacerbated BBB damage by smoking co-morbid with diabetes.