Sentence examples for regional damages from inspiring English sources

We assumed that there might be a different trend in health care resources before and after the GEJE by the difference in regional damages.

National damage figures were multiplied by the regional share of damage in order to prepare regional damage data for the six regions.

And for many, the aftermath of a disaster that killed more than 1,800 people, displaced over a million and caused regional damage up to $151bn proved not so much a cataclysm as a continuation of business as usual.

Additional local and regional damage to reefs and fish stocks will occur, scientists say, if China turns some of the new artificial islands on the Spratlys into harbors for the country's commercial fishing fleet.

Direct damages at the national level were downscaled to create regional damage figures (Table 2).

Identifying these consequences is important on both theoretical and practical grounds to understand how the language network adapts to distinct requirements and to predict the effects of regional damage.

Wang et al. demonstrated that regional damage of both femorotibial cartilage and menisci was associated with the severity of OA using T1ρ MRI mapping in subjects with various stages of OA [ 23].

This study uses high-resolution flood and loss models to quantify the impacts of coastal wetlands in the northeastern USA on (i) regional flood damages by Hurricane Sandy and (ii) local annual flood losses in Barnegat Bay in Ocean County, New Jersey.

Regional seismic damage simulation of buildings can potentially reveal possible consequences that are important for disaster mitigation and decision making.

Surgical mobilization of the latissimus dorsi muscle produces regional ischemic damage that may compromise its function in clinical applications such as cardiomyoplasty.

The NPP is located at 12.558°N, 80.175°E and a 500 km circular area around NPP site is considered as 'seismic study area' based on past regional earthquake damage distribution.