Sentence examples for perpetuate damage from inspiring English sources

The vicious circle of ischemia, inflammation, fluid extravasation, and ischemia that occurs in sepsis may perpetuate damage to organs.

Although the precise effect of iNOS induction in these experimental settings remains unclear and excess NO may perpetuate damage, it has been shown that both NO derived from the different isoforms and prostaglandins are required to heal and protect intestinal lesions from NSAIDs [ 36, 37].

A number of factors, including increased glucose levels, can perpetuate damage to the vasculature in diabetic patients [ 43], but there is growing evidence that autonomic dysfunction can adversely alter heart rate and vascular tone, thereby contributing to myocardial ischaemia in diabetes [ 16, 44, 45].

Reactive oxygen species are DNA damaging agents that could perpetuate mtDNA damage and also cause genotoxic damage to the nucleosome (Lee and Wei, 2009).

To perpetuate that damage by this alleged cover-up would be immeasurably stupid: as we now know from Bloody Sunday, when the state is involved in wrongdoing the nation requires not a Widgery but a Saville.

We should not let the same group of failed experts perpetuate the damage that they caused by their fear of thinking.

Because, if I don't, if I don't stand up for what I believe is right, and I don't fight for those who have no spoken-language (animals), then, I simply perpetuate the damage.

These by-products can then attack other residues on the protein molecule to perpetuate the damage [23].

17β-Estradiol has also been shown to attenuate nucleotide excision repair (Evans et al. 2003) and hence might perpetuate any damage caused by genotoxins and prolong the time taken for DNA repair.

It's also about using buying power where it supports rather than perpetuates damage, such as with People Tree.

And unfortunately, denial just perpetuates the damage.