Sentence examples for resist injuries from inspiring English sources

Minimalist shoes have gained popularity recently because it is speculated to strengthen the foot muscles and foot arches, which may help to resist injuries.

An internal brace is a ligament repair bridging concept using braided ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene/polyester suture tape and knotless bone anchors to reinforce ligament strength as a secondary stabilizer after repair and return to sports, which may help resist injury recurrence [10].

We examine this potential risk within the context of the physical environment into which a turbine might be deployed, and the attributes of one tidal device, and investigate the biomechanical properties of a marine mammal that may allow the animal to resist injury from a tidal blade collision.

We observed a consistent but transient induction of BAG3 around 4 hours into STS exposure (Figure S2), suggesting an attempt by the cells to resist injury.

Important feature of surface epithelia as barrier tissue is their ability to resist injury which can potentially be induced by every pathogen interacting with ECs.

The ability to resist injury following stress exposure is critical to cellular survival.

Eight weeks later, most of the muscles contained proper dystrophin, and the supplemented muscles resisted injury better.

It is well known that organs with a history of injury can better resist subsequent injuries [ 1– 3].

Cells undergoing EMT may resist toxic injuries and chemoradiation therapy, and a series of studies demonstrated that CSCs are more resistant to conventional therapies than differentiated cells.

We postulate, for reasons yet to be determined, that boys are more likely than girls to respond positively to injury prevention measures, and/or to resist risky injury behaviours.

A century later, Emmerich de Vattel declared in "The Law of Nations" that "A nation has the right to resist the injury another seeks to inflict upon it, and to use force against the aggressor.