Sentence examples for excess damages from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

22 38 39 The altered human Treg homing receptor profiles seen here may be important in controlling the inflammatory response to H pylori. Tregs reduce inflammation to avoid excess damage to the host and, in H pylori infection, inflammation drives disease.

38, 40 This could be attributed to excess damage of RGO flakes caused at the harsh environment in the autoclave during the vigorous process of reduction hybridization and to irreversible defects induced during the oxidation process of initial graphite powder.

However, it is difficult and time-consuming to determine protein structures from 2D crystals because electrons are only weakly diffracted by a single layer of unit cells: this means that the electron dose must be high and that the diffraction data must be collected from many regions of the crystal in order to avoid excess damage.

Lay them flat to avoid excess damage to the spines.

This helps protect your hair from excess damage during the bleaching process.

Keeping it well oiled will prevent any excess damage from occurring.