Sentence examples for increased damage levels from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the SNEV S149 HUVEC have lower levels of DNA damage than empty vector controls, but still increased damage levels compared to wtSNEV HUVEC.

If increased levels of foci and DSB damage in lymphocytes and adipose tissue is indicative of increased damage levels elsewhere, these findings provide a possible molecular mechanism by which obesity may lead to increased cancer risk.

The experimental results show that thermal conductivity of concrete decreases with the increasing damage level, and there is always a hysteresis effect for temperature response in damaged concrete.

The microstructure approached the microstructure of the material irradiated at constant temperature with increasing damage level.

Given the same initial temperature difference, the temperature response rate decreases slightly with the increasing damage level, while the moisture transport mass increases incrementally.

Under irradiation with an upward temperature change, the microstructure in vanadium after the temperature change has been found to approach the microstructure of material irradiated at constant temperature with increasing damage level.

The present 3D study also discusses the increasing damage level and its spatial extent with pressure-sensitivity, as well as the exacerbation of these effects arising from the deviation from an associated flow rule.

High estrogen levels in young adult females lead to increased damage-induced OPN levels in G allele carriers due to lack of residency of the more proximal Sp1 transcription factor binding.

Extensive analysis of the DNA damage response revealed increased basal levels of DNA damage in fibroblasts and increased damage at telomeres in lymphocytes but crucially, the response to freshly induced DNA damage was not increased.

Moreover, mitochondrial dysfunction is induced as a necessary component of senescence leading to a multifold increase in mitochondrial ROS production, which in turn increases DNA damage levels and stabilizes the DDR in senescent cells (Passos et al., 2010).

Even so, there was a weak correlation of radiation response in vivo with either an increased DNA damage level in Comet assay or an increased MN induction in one or another case.