Sentence examples for normal damage from inspiring English sources

In particular, they can generate bone, cartilage and stroma (the bone's spongy interior) to repair normal damage like fractures.

None of these symptoms necessarily mean the damage is permanent, though even if hearing seems restored to normal, damage may have been done.

EBF1 participates in the normal damage response of podocytes, and in its absence the podocytes are protected from effacement, sloughing, and consequently sclerosis.

This would clear the way for safe and effective genetic "vaccines" against predictable muscle damage (even if they provided better than normal damage resistance) but would screen out as "enhancements" efforts to improve traits that were at no diagnosable risk of deterioration (Juengst 1997).

Certain hardware displays the effectiveness of attacks when active, with messages such as "Normal damage".

When "dirty" superstars' meters build up, they are able to perform a signature low blow; likewise, "clean" superstars can perform their signature move at double it's normal damage.

It could be argued, however, that her work is feminist in a much less literal and more mature sense, in that it features women who are good and bad, neat and messy; normal, damaged, whole, human.

During the middle ages, instrumentalists had been viewed as incompetent in legal matters: they were not allowed to be judges, witnesses, nor jurors; ineligible for land tenure; unable to serve as guardians or to hold civic office; not accepted by the trade guilds; and had no right to normal damages as plaintiffs in a civil case.

Tides ranging from 4-6 feet above normal damaged small crafts and caused severe beach erosion, destroying a parking lot and washing out several roads.

For acute normal tissue damage, the target-cell hypothesis is still viable; however, it is not as reliable for modeling late normal tissue damage [4].

The skyscrapers had two means of defense against normal fire damage, Mr. Magnusson said.