Sentence examples for responding to damage from inspiring English sources
Five millimeters of vein adjacent to each 3-way tap was discarded to avoid tissue responding to damage due to the ligature.
Glial cells also provide nutrition to the neurons and provide a link with the immune system, responding to damage by acting as scavengers of pathogens and neuronal debris.
This led to the suggestion that a substantial proportion of the patients studied may have a genetic predisposition to cancer mediated through low penetrance genes involved with responding to damage to the genome.
The genes shown in this cluster suggest there is some overlap of DNA-damage repair pathways in sensing and responding to damage induced by MMS and γ-ray, as members of the base excision repair pathway, nucleotide excision repair pathway, non-homologous end joining pathway, and homologous recombination pathway were all induced.
"This work shows that the brain has the capacity to respond to damage by repairing itself," says neuroscientist Elizabeth Gould of Princeton University.
As a consequence, the DNA repair process is constantly active as it responds to damage in the DNA structure.
In contrast, different human cell types respond to damage differently indicating an absence of a common global response.
For those who've developed permanent damage, modern hearing aids vary widely in complexity and invasiveness to counter hearing loss of varying severity and to respond to damage in different parts of the ear.
A number of recent studies have also demonstrated the brain's ability to respond to damage such as trauma and disease through an up-regulation in neurogenesis [1], [2].
Cells in MBO cultures are not only capable of being damaged by histamine, but also responding to that damage; that is, astrocytes respond to inflammatory damage by undergoing gliosis and neurons respond to damage by upregulating vimentin production.
According to Matzinger's 'danger model', PRRs have evolved to respond to damage more than to foreignness (Matzinger, 2002).
