Sentence examples for increased level of damage from inspiring English sources

For both γ-TiAl alloys, fracture/pullout was observed on every milled surface that was assessed and varied from a few microns to a few millimeters depending on test operating levels, within general, higher cutting speeds and tool flank wear levels causing an increased level of damage.

When these repair mechanisms fail the cell will accrue increased levels of damage, initiating cell-death pathways such as senescence or apoptosis (programmed cell death).

On the basis of this study, the correlation between the energy based and drift based indices is very high in minor damage levels, however, the correlation is decreasing with increasing level of damage due the effect of the number of inelastic cycles.

These are numbered numerically with 0 being "no damage or disruption", and increasing numbers referring to an increasing level of damage or disruption.

This was due to increased levels of damaged UCH-L1 and an increase in α-synuclein pools.

Neurons critically depend upon mitochondrial respiration for energy and failure to eliminate mitochondria, which have respiration defects and/or generate increased levels of damaging ROS, will impose a significant oxidative burden over time.

This increased level of DNA damage appears to have caused accelerated divergence of genes associated with DNA damage checking and DNA repair in P. erythrurus.

Deficiency in RPA1 led to S phase arrest, increased level of DNA damage in S phase and increased chromosomal instability [35], [36].

In fact, the short-lived mutant exhibited increased level of nuclear damage, demonstrating mitochondrial derived oxidants may also be a significant source of overall genomic instability [33].

The increased level of genetic damage reported in these children could also have important adverse health effects on the brain, especially during early development.

Together our findings show that HQ toxicity is modulated by Ras signaling and that increased Ras signaling (by deleting Nf1) results in both an increased level of DNA damage detected in erythroid progenitors and increased survival of GM progenitors.