Sentence examples for promote damage from inspiring English sources

Genes that promote damage to such vital areas would be so damaging to reproductive fitness that we can see why they would not be maintained and why they would not exist today.

The presented approach and results can be used to determine how sandwich panels should be constituted, or not, to promote damage progression favourable for efficient energy absorption during in-plane crushing.

Due to the fact that neuroblastic cells and early postmitotic neurons on the beginning of differentiation are particularly sensible for the promotion of apoptosis, we used a low whole-body dose of X radiation on pregnant female mice on E16 (sixteenth gestational day) to promote damage on specific cerebral areas of the progeny, given that the pattern of cerebral neurogenesis is not homogeneous.

Chk1 interacting proteins that promote damage specific responses have been identified.

While a number of studies have reported that reactivated type Ia astrocytes in the optic nerve head promote damage to the axons [3], [7], [8], the role of type Ib astrocytes in the death of RGCs has not been explored further.

In adverse conditions, ANG is relocated to cytoplasm to promote damage repairs and cell survival.

In skeletal muscle, Dysferlin is thought to promote damage-induced membrane repair in a Ca2+ dependent manner and Dysferlin mutants are deficient in this process (Bansal et al., 2003).

Turner, J.E. et al. IL-9-mediated survival of type 2 innate lymphoid cells promotes damage control in helminth-induced lung inflammation.

As of 1994, the 'Guinness World Records' no longer celebrates the "The Loudest Band in the World" for fear of promoting damage to ears.

We suggest that partial occlusion of the RCA promoted damage of the parasympathetic fibers of the right vagus, and was the cause of referred otalgia and pharyngitis in our patient.

The controlled release of the drug was capable of controlling the reproduction of a wide array of bacteria and promoting damage restoration through stimulation and the prevention of infections leading to the enhancement of the burn-wound closure rate.