Sentence examples for indirectly damage from inspiring English sources

British scientists report that microwave radiation can indirectly damage roundworms.

The DE Bill contains too many protectionist measures which indirectly damage innovation, especially internet and mobile companies, which are the companies of tomorrow.

A new study estimates that roads directly or indirectly damage at least 20% of the land in the United States.

In comparison, the toxicity of β-particles is mediated by the creation of free radicals in oxygen species that indirectly damage DNA.

It can directly attack DNA or lipid [13], and can transferred into ·OH via Haber-Weiss reaction (Equation 5) to indirectly damage DNA or lipid as well [2].

It is known that ionizing radiation can directly or indirectly damage DNA and disrupt the atomic structure of other biomolecules (Kavanagh et al. 2013; Azzam et al. 2012).

The Union defeat at the minor Battle of Ball's Bluff near Leesburg in October added to the frustration and indirectly damaged McClellan.

Schools and health facilities continued to be attacked by parties to the conflict or indirectly damaged in armed clashes.

Strikingly, proliferative inhibition is reversed by telomerase activation and to some extent by p53-deficiency [ 23], suggesting that Progerin directly or indirectly damages telomeres, thus activating p53, but the damage is reversed by telomerase.

Filariasis by inducing chronic inflammation and immunopathologic reactions seems to play a major role in infected affective disorders patients by changing levels of cytokines of the Th1 system or indirectly damaging the brain tissue.

Proteins can be directly damaged by ROS in a process called carbonylation, or indirectly damaged by reaction with active aldehyde products of lipid peroxidation (eg, malondialdehyde [MDA] or hydroxynonenal) or with products of glycoxidation, (eg, glyoxal or methylglyoxal), or as a result of alterations in membrane lipid microenvironment secondary to the peroxidative process.