Sentence examples for successive damage from inspiring English sources

The scores of the first principal component are shown to be highly correlated with damage levels as demonstrated by statistical tests on changes on the location parameter of the scores in successive damage states.

Defects in the RPE layer continuity with abnormal choroidal vessel growth cause leakage and fluid accumulation resulting in rapid deterioration of vision owing to successive damage to the overlying retina, while clinically masking RPE morphology.

When a micro-scale test device of silicon carbide (SiC) pn diode was irradiated by single 12 MeV nickel ions with a beam spot size of 1 μm in FWHM, successive irradiation damage effects were observed in the form of attenuation of the current pulse heights and the amount of total charge collected.

It can be hypothesized that, during successive membrane damage in mdx fibres, the membrane scaffolds might be remodelled and, therefore, locally alter the dystrophin binding sites.

Its first documented use as a royal castle dates from the reign of Malcolm III Canmore (1058 93), but successive phases of damage and reconstruction have been so extensive that little of substance before the reign of James IV (1488 1513) has survived.

Loading and unloading mechanical cycles show a significant hysteresis and perfect superposition of the successive loading curves demonstrating damage done during loading is recoverable in nature.

The successive two impacts induced damage led to reductions of 37% in transverse resistance, 30% in maximum cable tension, 39% in transverse stiffness, 20% in energy dissipation capacity.

But Turks could come to regret the damage that successive governments have chosen to ignore.Perhaps most difficult of all for a new AK government to accept will be the case for decentralisation and more regional autonomy.

The methodology presented in this paper will predict the successive stages of structural damage caused to the building by a translating tornado as a result of its interaction with the building components.

To monitor the radiation damage, eight successive 15 s exposures of protein solutions were compared, and no significant changes were observed.

The Liberal Democrat peer criticised Leveson for ignoring repeated rejections of proposals for exemplary damages by successive Labour governments and by Mr Justice Eady, a high court judge.