Sentence examples for producing damage from inspiring English sources

Timing of treatment is also crucial because many chemicals start producing damage immediately and delayed treatment can permanently damage the brain and other organs.

Surface winds with speeds as high as 33 metres per second, or 120 km per hour (110 feet per second, or 75 miles per hour) can be present beneath this swirling cloud, often producing damage even when no tornado forms.

Through this method, the information of thermal images has been improved to distinguish defects and the detectability of impact energy producing damage are also discussed.

Moreover, data presented from the studies of cytokines in experimental and natural disease states demonstrate that certain cytokines have the capacity to generate multiple and opposite effects including producing damage, protection, or regeneration.

However, these chemicals may become activated to reactive intermediates when absorbing energy from UV, thus producing damage themselves, which may manifest itself in phototoxic, photoallergenic or photocarcinogenic reactions in humans.

These secondary species have been found to be more efficient in producing damage than the primary radiation, because they can trigger physicochemical processes which determine the radiation damage in terms of molecular structure alterations (e.g. bond breaking, ionisation and negative ion formation, just to mention a few).

"The police said it is probably more of a message than an attack to produce damage".

Mr. Johnson pointed out that some of the recalled Firestones had produced damage claims but no injury claims.

It has been hard to figure out how the microwaves would produce damage other than by heating tissue, which does not seem to occur.

The excitations are time-scaled to produce damage in columns.

All of these factors may impact the amount and type of the produced damage.