Sentence examples for incidence of damage from inspiring English sources

Periodic inspections have detected a considerable incidence of damage in the top section of risers (i.e., end-fitting, Figure 2), which may affect their structural integrity and eventually induce different failure mechanisms.

The higher incidence of damage near the base of the tree is important because the butt log is generally the most valuable log in a tree (Bettinger and Kellogg 1993).

Further studies showed that an APFO dosage of 14.2 mg/kg BW/day increases the incidence of damage to proliferating pancreas cells; however, it does not increase the incidence of adenomas or carcinomas ([17, 154] cited in EFSA [15]).

The neck and shoulders were the region with the highest incidence of damage before treatment.

This technique provides a relative estimate of incidence of damage specific to neglect.

We further evaluated the incidence of damage to specific cortical and subcortical areas with a voxel-wise analysis.

Thus, it seems that the QTL for apple fruit acidity detected in this study is reliable, although the QTL analysis has been performed using phenotyping data from a single year (2009), as most seedlings have not fruited either due to incidence of damaging cold temperatures during flowering or outbreak of canker disease.

However, shallow seeding can increase the incidences of damage by birds, and plants might suffer lodging after the heading stage.

Incidence of fin damage differed between groups; in the 55 g group, which is closest in size to the fish of our experiment, incidences of damage on the dorsal fins were higher than for the other two groups.

The incidences of damage increased with decreasing distance from the woodland patches, therefore, 69%% of cases in Białowieża Forest, and 80%% in Knyszyn Forest were recorded closer than 0.5 km from nearest woodland patch.

This pattern in cumulative damage is explained by the incidence of fresh damage recorded in each survey, which was positively associated with tree height.