Sentence examples for it usually injures from inspiring English sources

An intracellular parasite (something that lives in, with, or on another organism and obtains benefits from the host, which it usually injures). that depends on the host cell machinery to manufacture copies of itself.

If hunting with this bow (Which is very possible, I have done it myself,) only aim at animals if you are very accurate, as arrows shot from a bow usually injure the animal rather than kill it.

Endogenous Rgs16 is not abundant in normal adult exocrine pancreas, nor is it usually induced in dedifferentiating (injured) acinar cells early in the process.

Despite its effectiveness SWL, clearance of stones is usually injured by chronic inflammatory reaction related to polyps and inflammation associated with inflammation [ 10– 10].

Some 200 to 300 are usually injured each year.

Trees grow in changing environments and are usually injured by many external factors including both abiotic and biotic.

The majority of injuries happen when children fall down stairs in a walker, usually injuring their head or neck, sometimes seriously.

But the fish are usually injured by hooks, and they appear unable to stand the changes in temperature and pressure when brought to the surface.

A pertinent fact that usually causes neglect is the fact that the patient is usually injured in high velocity accidents and presents with more obvious accompanying injuries [4, 5].

This fact might be related to the different trauma dynamics involving carotid and vertebro-basilar arteries; indeed, carotid arteries are usually injured as a result of a stretching mechanism due to hyperextension and rotation of the neck, whereas vertebro-basilar arteries, which are strictly surrounded by bony structures, are more commonly directly damaged by bone fractures.

Children over 2 years old who require hospitalisation for AHT are usually injured by mechanisms involving impact to the head and are at high risk of death.