Sentence examples for lower levels of damage from inspiring English sources

The panels with denser cores exhibited lower levels of damage.

He found they were much less likely to get blight, and had significantly lower levels of damage when they did, if they had mycelia.

Further, in line with previous studies, the woven structure consistently exhibited lower levels of damage at a given impact energy, even when damage extent was normalised by areal density.

The leaf-beetle showed some minor adult feeding on F. esculentum in choice trials, and in no-choice trials the leaf-beetle was able to complete its life cycle and sustain a population on F. esculentum, albeit causing lower levels of damage than on F. japonica.

Adult women were reported to have lower levels of damage than men but others studies contradict this trend.

12, 21, 22 The low cytotoxicity as well as rapid clearance of SMA-THP conjugate from normal tissues (Fig. 4c,e) may contribute to lower levels of damage to normal tissues in vivo (Figs 6, Table 1).

In contrast, the SNEV S149 HUVEC have lower levels of DNA damage than empty vector controls, but still increased damage levels compared to wtSNEV HUVEC.

This would allow to recapitulate observations that lower levels of DNA damage predominantly induce temporary cell cycle arrest and DNA repair, whereas higher levels of DNA damage mainly cause apoptosis.

Compared with native populations, we expected Spanish populations of D. stramonium to have (i) lower levels of foliar damage; (ii) larger plant size; (iii) lower leaf trichome density that is unrelated to foliar damage by herbivores; and (iv) weak or no selection on resistance to herbivores but strong selection on plant size.

These data suggest lower levels of oxidative damage in the livers of mice with LLC receiving NPs.

For GM-CSF and IL-10 the sign of the correlation coefficients was predominantly negative (Table 3), indicating that higher levels of these two effectors were associated with lower levels of kidney damage.