Sentence examples for increase in damaged from inspiring English sources
However, there is also evidence that free radicals do not increase with age [ 14, 15], suggesting that the observed increase in damaged proteins may be a result of a decline in removal of damage rather than an increase in the rate of damage itself.
Converging evidence indicates that aging is accompanied by an increase in damaged proteins (Hipkiss, 2006) caused by misfolding, translation errors, and post-translational modifications such as oxidation, as well as a decline in damage clearance pathways such as autophagy and proteasomal degradation (Chondrogianni & Gonos, 2005).
This supposed epidemic — one television reporter talks of a 500 percent increase in damaged babies — was kicked off by a study of just 23 infants that the lead researcher now says was blown out of proportion.
For instance, in the aftermath of the execution of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, the country, which is mired in instability and violence, did not see a spike in carnage or an increase in damaged oil infrastructure.
This reduction could be due to an increase in damaged UCH-L1 which is then sequestered into inclusions.
For example, it could be an increase in oxidative stress which leads to an increase in damaged protein; an increase in UCH-L1 pools due to decreased degradation; or inhibition of lysosomal pathways due to lipofuscin or dysfunctional mitochondria.
Leeds were found to have breached five separate sections of the Acas code of conduct for disciplinary procedures, and her solicitor, Richard Cramer, said she would be seeking the permitted 25% increase in damages for that.
"People don't realise, but I've seen an enormous increase in damage to clothes, thanks to our culture of rushing," says Garry Charnock of Jeeves of Belgravia, the royal dry cleaners, who laments fashion's disposable culture.
