The suprapubic incision is done superficially to avoid damaging the lymphatic vessels and the cutaneous muscle nerves that give the lateral thighs sensibility.
"Tension is worse; it means the framework of the building is not working," Aakash Parajuli, a 22-year-old civil engineering student, said after touring, with teachers, the heavily damaged century-old main administration building and the superficially affected Department of Architecture and Urban Planning.
According to Arab accounts, an Arab prisoner who had converted to Christianity defected back to the caliph, and informed him about a place in the wall which had been badly damaged by heavy rainfall and only hastily and superficially repaired due to the city commander's negligence.
Cells cannot function if DNA damage corrupts the integrity and accessibility of essential information in the genome (but cells remain superficially functional when so-called "non-essential" genes are missing or damaged).
This view superficially seems to be in opposition with the view that unilateral left anterior temporal lobe damage does not cause semantic deficits (as argued by Lambon-Ralph et al., 2010), but both right and left anterior temporal lobes need to be damaged for a semantic deficit to arise.
Superficially, the cost of storm damage has risen massively over the past century.
He then asks a superficially reasonable question: "whether the potential damage of the interventions justifies the lack of informed consent outside of OkCupid's normal terms and conditions".
Using a Cecropin-LacZ fusion line [ 19], we injected early-stage embryos with endotoxin-free PBS or Ecc15 either deeply (causing damage to the yolk) or superficially (as all other injections performed in this study).
For instance, overexpression of antioxidant enzymes can lead to the superficially surprising result of actually elevating ROS-mediated damage in vivo, as in the case of SOD overexpression in mammalian cells, flies and mice (reviewed in: [35], [36]).
Some people may only scratch themselves very superficially, for example, which won't do any long-lasting damage".
