Sentence examples for extend the damage from inspiring English sources

It is known that reinforcing with additional material at the cutout zones can extend the damage tolerance of a structure, therefore maintaining structural integrity and load carrying capacity.

Defending an outrageous compensation policy would extend the damage that is already being done to the Otto Bremer Foundation's core work and reputation in the community.

Don't try to fix what you cannot do yourself; this can lead to more damage and can extend the damage beyond what was originally there.

BSkyB and TalkTalk's shares fell, extending the damage wrought on Thursday when the stocks closed down 6%and12%2% respectively.

Since then, rough seas and winds have battered him, extending the damage, but his scars lend him character; he looks as if he has grafted himself to the Cinque Terre soil, and draws strength from it.

This demonstrates that as the crack extends, the damage is detected gradually by the arrayed coils.

Enabled by the shear sliding, as well as periodic changes in elastic modulus, such a functionally graded multilayer structure was effective in lowering the magnitude and extent of stress concentrations, thereby extending the damage tolerance accessible to a ceramic coating.

In renal allograft rejection, positive staining for IL-17A has been detected in tubular cells [ 60], as we have observed in an experimental model of CCN2-mediated renal damage, suggesting that renal cells could produce this cytokine and contribute to extending the damage.

Nevertheless, the running start assay indicated that the 8-oxodG lesion reduced the activity of this polymerase as hRev1 extended the control DNA substrate to a 23-mer but was only capable of extending the damaged DNA substrate to a 21-mer product.

Much depends on the extend of the damage - a new pipeline would take at least six months to construct, whereas minor repairs would take a matter of weeks.

Depending on the tissue-type and the extend of the damage, activated p53 protein either stops the cell cycle to repair the lesions or switches 'on' the programmed cell death pathways (apoptosis), forcing the damaged cells to 'commit suicide'.