Sentence examples for routine damage from inspiring English sources

Besides routine damage to glass & plaster, it can shake bric-a-brac off shelves & burst open lightly latched doors.

It's possible the radiation was causing the damage or somehow inhibiting the repair process for routine damage, he told ScienceInsider.

Cells from the human cell line, AHH1 (Genetest Corporation), used in routine chromosome damage assays, were prepared in tissue culture and dosed with 0, 50, 100  μ M H2O2 (Sigma Aldrich) for 30 min, followed by 24 h recovery.

My OCD routine was damaging.

Overall, the film comes across as a routine Latino damaged-youth drama, drawing on the well of City of God and Amores Perros, but without the stylistic gusto.

He called the damage routine.

The American Insurance Association says the risk of landslide is so difficult to predict that routine policies omit damage from such events.

The report attributes the return of polio to Syria after 14 years to the following factors: Disruption of routine immunization, severe damage to Syria's health infrastructure, continuous population displacement within Syria and across its borders and missing out on children.

We found that ISCs differ in their ability to carry out this routine replacement of damaged cells because in at least 7 of the 10 subregions our experiments show that ISCs are unable to replace cells in an adjacent region.

The earthquake last August would not have been covered by most renter policies, but damage from routine weather events — wind, rain, heavy snow, lightning — typically is.

While raging epidemics tend to attract outsized media attention, more routine scourges cause worse damage, as James Surowiecki explained in 2003: At least in economic terms, epidemics are much less destructive than endemic diseases like malaria and tuberculosis, which afflict hundreds of millions of people in the developing world.