Sentence examples for lead damage from inspiring English sources

During replacement, it can be difficult to free all two or three components of the lead in a scarred pocket, which can lead to prolonged procedure times and increase the risk of surgical lead damage.

The last-mentioned technique was frequently used in our hospital in the past few years in order to reduce the possible risk of lead damage, vein thrombosis, and infection, when a high number of leads are inserted through a single approach, 13 especially through a smaller vein like the cephalic.

In such situation, increase of protein involved in cell survival, like TRIM29, may indeed potentially lead damaged cell to transformation.

These conditions lead to damage -- not molecular damage but organ and system damage.

Lead may damage brain neurons through a range of mechanisms, including oxidative damage and programmed cell death.

Exposure to mercury can lead to damage of the brain, spinal cord, kidneys and liver.

And lead can damage the brain and nervous system, especially in young children.

It is not just the height of shoes that can lead to damage.

"Most iPods don't have visible screws and prying it open can lead to damage and void the warranty".

He thinks only an inappropriate playing style might lead to damage cases, not randomly crowning someone with a wayward shot.

They found that bass notes are able to induce vibrations in window panes that could lead to damage.