Sentence examples for rare damage from inspiring English sources

As shown in the present paper, immunoprecipitation efficiency of about 40 50% of available DNA termini was achieved with the dDIP technique, which suggests a better efficiency most suitable for the capture of rare damage events.

If active repair is poor even rare damage events will eventually accumulate.

Protein damage leading to aggregation and cataract develops over the course of a human lifetime; on such a timeline, even relatively rare damage events such as those dependent on oxygen can be significant to pathological outcomes.

The warm weather, with daytime high temperatures close to 40 degrees above average in some places (high temperature records are outpacing cold records by a ratio of about 19-to-1 so far this March), set the stage for severe thunderstorms that spawned rare, damaging tornadoes near Detroit.

But officials from the city's Department of Parks and Recreation say the handmade rims stand up better to the demands of New York players, so they will continue to be produced — at least to replace those that have been stolen or, in rare cases, damaged.

In rare cases, damaged follicle cells show an increase in Dg staining, which extends around the lateral and apical membrane domains (supplementary material Fig. S2K,L).

We first analyzed the exomes of eight unrelated couples to determine the number of genes in which potentially deleterious heterozygous variants would be detected in both partners using filtering criteria to select only rare protein-damaging or known disease-causing variants.

Because there were no tornado warnings before the storm (and it occurred in an area where tornadoes are rare), the initial damage reports claimed an explosion had damaged a roof.

However, there are rare occasions when damage occurs," the airline said.

"It is rare to have damage in all these countries at the same time," he noted.

But the study did acknowledge that there were rare extreme punitive damage awards from juries and judges.