Sentence examples for medium damage from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the BTV results, clearly indicates that most buildings, about 51.6%, have medium damage level (slight structural damage) (Fig. 7).These buildings belong to the class C (Table 2) and are located within an area of medium flow depth but well protected by the wall of the Old town and the harbor breakwaters (see Fig. 3).

According to a 2011 study, an earthquake with Mw = 7.25 on the Main Marmara Fault is expected to heavily damage or destroy 2 4% of the near 1,000,000 buildings in Istanbul, which has a population of around 13 million, with 9 15% of the buildings receiving medium damage and 20 34% of the buildings lightly damaged (Erdik 2013).

According to a 2011 study, an earthquake with Mw = 7.25 on the Main Marmara Fault is expected to heavily damage or destroy 2 to 4%% of around 1,000,000 buildings in Istanbul with a population around 13 million, with 9 to 15%% of the buildings receiving medium damage and 20 to 34%% of the buildings damaged lightly (Erdik 2013).

According to a 2011 study, an earthquake with Mw = 7.25 on the Main Marmara Fault is expected to heavily damage or destroy 2 to 4%% of around 1,000,000 buildings in Istanbul with a population around 13 million, with 9 to 15%% of the buildings receiving medium damage and 20 to 34%% of the buildings damaged lightly (Erdik, Science 341 72, 2013).

The criticality of this re-urbanization is evident according to a 2011 study, which shows that an earthquake with Mw = 7.25 on the Main Marmara Fault is expected to heavily damage or destroy 2 to 4%% of around 1,000,000 buildings in Istanbul with a population around 13 million, with 9 to 15%% of the buildings receiving medium damage and 20 to 34%% of the buildings damaged lightly (Erdik 2013).

His Range Rover rear-ended a Mercedes, causing "medium" damage.

My skin is only medium damaged.

The particular fan assembly under investigation contained two consecutive blades with unequal impact damage, the so-called heavy-damage and medium-damage blades.

Sequential annealing and leaching (chemical abrasion, (Mattinson 2005)), restores crystallinity to zircons with low to medium radiation damage, and removes parts of the zircon with strongly radiation damaged crystal lattice, effectively eliminating Pb loss.

Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) is a stable enzyme in the cytosol, present in all cell types, that is rapidly released into the medium upon damage of the plasma membrane; hence it is a biomarker for cell membrane damage.

LDH is a stable enzyme that is rapidly released from cells into the cell culture medium upon damage to the plasma membrane.