Sentence examples for time of damage from inspiring English sources
We show that the rates of DSB repair depend on the cell cycle stage at the time of damage.
Structural damage parameters associated with time are properly chosen to reflect both the location and severity development over time of damage in a structure.
In order to reconstruct the time of damage of tension bars, which were destroyed by galloping induced vibrations, the calculation of galloping amplitudes for wind velocities exceeding the onset velocity is necessary.
The successful integration of acoustography and a servo-hydraulic fatigue test machine has resulted in a new measurement system which can be used for the in situ monitoring in real time of damage growth in composite specimens during long-term fatigue tests.
ATM kinase also mediates cell cycle checkpoints and DSB repair by HR or NHEJ, depending on the DSB end structure and on the cell cycle at the time of damage [13], [14].
Nevertheless, considering that damage to the non-eyespot area of hindwings at the pupal stage produces ectopic eyespots and that temperature shock at the pupal stage can alter the size and shape of hindwing eyespots, it appears that scale cell fate is not yet determined at the time of damage [ 8].
This filter is proposed as a tool for denoising time series of damage indicators.
Evaluation of the AE and DIC data indicated distinct differences between the specimen types with respect to the time sequence of damage growth resulting in macroscopic failure.
Colombo has the lowest performances for seven different criteria, namely "deviation time," "records of damage," "policies and regulations," "IT and advanced technology," "marketing effort," "finance clearance capability," and "position of hub port with shipping line's services".
He concluded that the time course of damage load influences DNA repair at individual nuclear sites.
At the same time, concepts of damage control surgery for trauma patients were developed, offering a strategy for enhanced survival of combat casualties.
