Sentence examples for harmful to tissues from inspiring English sources

The corrosion products are also considered potentially harmful to tissues of the human body.

According to Setúbal et al. [ 19] the excessive release of superoxide can be harmful to tissues involved in inflammation.

It causes an inflammatory response to fight off pathogens, but since this inflammatory reaction is harmful to tissue, it immediately produces anti-inflammatory cells to protect the body.

Free radical accumulation in animals is harmful to tissue types in many organs, including the brain and spinal cord.

Though ApoG2 showed high toxicity to NPC in the dark, it is not harmful to normal tissues because normal tissues lack its targets, the antiapoptotic Bcl-2 family proteins.

Part of ultrasound's usefulness derives from the fact that the sound waves are less potentially harmful to human tissues than are X-rays or other ionizing radiations.

All high-frequency electromagnetic radiation beyond the visible i.e., ultraviolet light, X-rays, and gamma rays is ionizing and therefore harmful to body tissues, living cells, and DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid).

Furthermore, HGNs are comparatively less harmful to healthy tissues neighboring a cancer site [9], which makes them prospective for both photothermal and imaging applications.

"For any EM applications dealing with things on the human scale, high-intensity EM fields needed for the generation of strong EM forces interfere with other devices and may be harmful to biological tissues, including humans," said Yaroslav Urzhumov, assistant research professor in electrical and computer engineering at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering.

A high concentration of NaCl may be harmful to cartilage tissues.

Another researcher (Maruo et al. 2010) considered pressures of 67.5 90.8 kPa to be harmful to mucosal tissues.