Sentence examples for succumb to damage from inspiring English sources

In our imperfect universe, all materials, inorganic or organic, inevitably succumb to damage and deterioration.

It means that as parts of the brain succumb to damage, bilinguals can compensate more easily.

Some microbial strains succumb to damage to cell walls by O2− and others, while others show greater sensitivity to H2O2, as is the case for E. coli[38].

It means that as parts of the brain succumb to damage, bilinguals can compensate more because they have extra grey matter and alternative neural pathways.

The seedlings have about a 75percentt survival rate, with the rest succumbing to damage from winter weather or deer, Scully said.

Scientists will then have just a small number of precious months to capture as much data as possible before Juno succumbs to damage and must end its mission.

If we can understand the fundamentals of how the brain succumbs to damage, we have a much better shot at figuring out how to stop or slow the progression of disease.

Despite the presence of immense antioxidant capacity, with age, ocular tissues can readily succumb to ROS-mediated damage.

(When my parents' ragged copy of the 1964 edition succumbed to water damage a few years ago, my mother delivered the news as if a relative had died).

Zero encourages his comrade once again, and succumbs to his damage.

Seydlitz arrived on the scene by 15:10, while Ariadne succumbed to battle damage and sank.