Sentence examples for excess damage from inspiring English sources

Walter, P. W. et al. Iron deficiency and iron excess damage mitochondria and mitochondrial DNA in rats.

Yet the violinist would probably be able to recover for the same excess damage to his hands if they were injured in a car accident.

"In the end, people are paying more for insurance than they have to because of excess damage caused by mismatched bumpers," said Joe Nolan, the institute's chief administrative officer.

SiO2 formed at 1300 °C by the oxidation of SiC fills the voids produced by carbon oxidation, which increases the damping and compensates for the decrease of damping produced by carbon loss and excess damage of the PyC interphase.

However, repetitive and intensive needling manipulation may cause excess damage and increase inflammatory nociception in skeletal muscle fibers [ 11].

At a certain point, excess damage to macrophages and smooth muscle cells induces apoptosis, causing remnants of lipid-laden dead cells to form small extracellular lipid droplets.

When DNA repair is deficient DNA damages remain in cells at a higher than usual level and these excess damages cause increased frequencies of mutation or epimutation.

But sometimes they absorb more energy than they can use, and that excess can damage critical proteins.

Great question, the truth is that we consume as much as we can without giving serious consideration to consequences of excess until damage is irrecoverable.

From our studies, we would predict that the population that was left behind would not show excess DNA damage — this is something we can test using technologies recently developed in our laboratory," she adds.

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