Sentence examples for generations of damage from inspiring English sources

And no woman -- neither I nor anyone else -- can reverse generations upon generations of damage.

The community of Flint will need tools and resources to address these issues to attempt to mitigate potentially generations of damage to the community.

Unfortunately, at nearly a century old, much of our infrastructure has outlasted its useful lifespan and is now crumbling, potentially causing generations of damage in communities across the country.

For Pecola, the descendant of slaves, to want the master's blue eyes represents the "second generation of damage in America," Sanchez told me.

These building blocks of organism were selected during the origin of life, and were imperfect and intrinsic to generation of damage in every biological process, such as in DNA replication, epigenetic modification, transcription and translation, protein post-translational modification, protein fold, and metabolic process.

Not only is measurement of 8-oxodG simpler in seminal fluid than in DNA, there is less risk of artifactual generation of damage.

This is in agreement with the idea that long-lived strains decrease the generation of damage rather than increase defense or repair in order to increase longevity.

In summary, in order to test MFRTA we chose an original strategy of trying to modulate the generation of damage and not just increase antioxidant defense or repair mechanisms.

This "immunogenic cell death" partly relies on the generation of damage-associated molecular patterns, which can stimulate immune sensors such as toll-like receptors.

Controlled dissipation of high-energy recoil electrons by melanin prevents secondary ionizations and the generation of damaging free radical species.

A major drawback of experimental models employing isolated liver macrophages is the digestion procedure required to detach macrophages from liver tissue, since this is associated with an enhanced generation of damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMP) originating from tissue disintegration, which may provoke DAMP-induced activation of respective macrophages (Chen and Nunez 2010).