Sentence examples for lost to damage from inspiring English sources

Over 2m bone grafts are performed worldwide each year to replace bone lost to damage or disease.

New York City's Education Department and union leaders have agreed on the cancellation of three vacation days from the weeklong February break to make up for days lost to damage and delays from Hurricane Sandy.

Consequences of failures, faults and malfunctions might vary between some experimental hours lost to damage of some plant components.

This, in turn, showed the researchers where the mercury is most prevalent, thereby bringing up the image that was lost to damage or decay.

The block is not in a state to withstand repeated printings, as three-quarters of the original has been lost to damage from humidity and insects; the reverse especially has not held up well, and is not in a condition suitable for making impressions.

The goal of tissue engineering is the development of functional tissue equivalents for the repair or replacement of that lost to damage or disease [1].

Estimates vary, but up to one-third of the world's agricultural production is lost to insect damage.

Action also must be taken to deal with the fact that one third of food produced globally is wasted or lost to spoilage, damage and other causes.

We should also address the fact that, globally, one third of food produced is wasted or lost to spoilage, damage and other causes.

In a 2001 paper, they proposed that these sporelike cells lay dormant in all tissues and could differentiate into multiple cell types, giving them "the potential to regenerate tissues lost to disease or damage".

His colleague Eric Thomson commented: "The philosophy of the field of brain-machine interfaces has until now been to attempt to restore a motor function lost to lesion or damage of the central nervous system.