Sentence examples for out of damaged from inspiring English sources

However, all membrane constituents age and accumulate structural defects requiring sorting out of damaged constituents.

Swiss researchers used high-sensitivity measurements of cardiac troponins, proteins that leak out of damaged heart tissue, to determine the likelihood that patients were having heart attacks.

Ultimately, opening day was delayed nearly three weeks, enough time for stadiums to be patched up, for players to move out of damaged homes, and for fans to find it in themselves to seek solace at the ballpark.

The western side of Lower Manhattan craned to get a look: men in hard hats peeking out of damaged buildings, window washers on scaffolding, photographers lined along the 10th-story balcony of 2 World Financial Center.

Nociceptors synthesize a wide variety of membrane proteins that are sensitive to different types of painful stimuli – such as excessive mechanical pressure, painfully hot and cold temperatures, and the noxious chemicals that spill out of damaged cells.

With their books of business cards under their arms and stars in their eyes, a stream of advisers is pouring out of damaged and defunct Wall Street brokerage houses to join the ranks of the independent.

And in the Rockaways, volunteers at the West End Temple separated out a pile of damaged prayer books that according to Jewish law need to be buried.

The present work has been focused to find out causes of damaging 12 outlet pigtails of primary steam reformer in the ammonia plant of Shiraz Petrochemical Complex (SPC) after 7 8.5 years of operation from metallurgical and process point of view.

Do you think that the character of your brother -- played by Rory -- will come out of it damaged or will he learn from it?

Now I am encouraged to despise health and safety and help other people make money out of damaging what used to be my property, our property, shared property.

A petition in Libération claimed many women in French politics did not speak out for fear of damaging their careers or their party.