Sentence examples for sunburn damage from inspiring English sources

But the analysis by Dr. Maibach concluded that there is a simpler way to reduce sunburn damage.

The paper shows that an ingredient extracted from broccoli can help prevent sunburn damage.

Many animals have dark pigments such as melanin in their skin, eyes and fur to protect themselves against sunburn (damage to living tissues caused by ultraviolet light).

We found that pre-bloom defoliation improved berry quality traits such as sugar and anthocyanin content, whereas defoliation at veraison had a detrimental effect, e.g. less anthocyanin and higher incidence of sunburn damage.

Berry clusters in the V treatment group showed more sunburn damage than the other groups, probably reflecting the sudden increase in temperature and exposure to sunlight after defoliation (Table  2).

You cannot undo sunburn damage, except with skin-grafts!

Tanning along with sunburn damages the skin, promotes age spots and causes skin cancer which can metastasize (spread) to other organs.

To keep them safe from sunburn, skin damage and skin cancer, parents need to ensure that their kids wear sunscreen.

Dr. Lewy warned, however, that people should not attempt selftreatment by deliberately staring at high-intensity lights or overexposing themselves to sunlight or ultraviolet lamps lest they risk retinal burns, sunburn and damage that could lead to skin cancer.

This high-energy form of light causes sunburn by damaging the molecules in the skin, and it also damaged the molecules in the reaction mixture, making the recipe Nicewicz had discovered less useful.

After his research established that sunburn was damaging 10% of the state's apple crop, Schrader developed Raynox, a carnauba-wax-based apple sunburn protectant.