Sentence examples for isolated damage from inspiring English sources

Now, all but seven of the city's subway stations are open, but the isolated damage was significant.

Granted, chances are slim that a string of Y2K-related computer failures could do more than isolated damage to society's infrastructure.

As a result, there was widespread power outages and isolated damage to houses and vehicles, as well as causing several small wildfires.

"We considered that lead-associated nephrotoxicity must be interpreted in the context of systems biology, rather than as sole and isolated damage to the kidney," Chung says.

Isolated function loss or isolated damage, when occurring alone, is each sufficient to constitute AKI, and the two occurring together - regardless of which one occurs first - may progress to a combined function loss and damage.

Tubular necrosis and proteinaceous cast were graded according to a previous methodology as follows: 0 = no damage; 1 = mild (unicellular, patchy isolated damage); 2 = moderate (damage < 25%); 3 = severe (damage between 25 and 50%) and 4 = very severe (>50% damage).

"After the initial inspection flight Saturday morning, it was determined that the center received some isolated roof damage, damaged support buildings, a few downed power lines, and limited water intrusion," the agency said in a statement.

Isolated wind damage was reported, particularly near the Texas border, with some trees and power lines blown down.

In south Texas, Erika produced moderate winds of 50 to 60 mph (80 to 95 km/h) along with light rain, causing minor and isolated wind damage in the state.

Cervical spine instability may occur with trauma and severe brain injury as a result of isolated ligament damage [4], [5].

In addition, Arnoczky's group has proposed that stress deprivation, caused by isolated tendon fibre damage due to a single abnormal over load, is a key factor in tendinopathy, as opposed to catabolic effects induced by a cellular response to high levels of repetitive strain [87].