Sentence examples for higher level of damage from inspiring English sources
A report published by Logan (2006) on the impact of Katrina suggests that the poor people suffered higher level of damage due to the fact that higher percentage of poor people lived in areas that sustained a higher level of damage.
Results show a higher level of damage (up to 180%) when the detailed model is used in comparison to a simplified approach for load calculation.
We also observed a higher level of damage in mitochondrial DNA relative to nuclear DNA.
The matched pair comparison of the tumoral vs healthy mucosae shows a significantly higher level of damage to the tumour.
Therefore, at a higher level of damage, this observation suggests that the epithelia are necrosed essentially due to the early necrosis of the submucosal layers.
Kurzawa-Zegota et al. showed that lymphocytes from colon cancer patients had greater baseline DNA damage than those from healthy individuals and this higher level of damage was also observed throughout in vitro treatment with genotoxins [ 21].
Because herbivory resistance is considered energetically expensive, we predicted that if Sapium experienced higher levels of damage its growth would significantly decrease.
Higher levels of damage corresponded to slightly shorter canopies with a less even vertical distribution of return from the ground to the top.
The FAMACHA© and DISCO had higher values in the sheep group with a medium resistance phenotype (Blackbelly rams) indicating higher levels of damage compared to the high and low resistance phenotypes.
Available experimental data on columns subjected to bidirectional forces indicate that higher levels of damage and a higher loss of ductility and strength have been observed compared to similar tests under unidirectional shear forces.
Occupant impact velocity and ridedown acceleration for heavy vehicles were lower than the amounts for passenger cars and pickup trucks, and in most cases higher occupant lateral impact ridedown acceleration was observed on vehicles subjected to higher levels of damage.
