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"volume of damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the amount or extent of damage. For example, "The volume of damage caused by the tornado was devastating."
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The performance of the unstitched and stitched specimens was assessed in terms of the energy per unit volume of damage created during impact testing, and the energy to failure of the impacted specimens during their three-point bending testing.
The volume of damage in the SPC was not correlated with risk adjustment (rho = −0.13, P = 0.66).
In the vmPFC group, overall betting was positively correlated with the volume of damage in the mOFC subregion (rho = 0.58, P = 0.04, n = 13; see Fig. 4 b).
Mean volume of damage, and variability across patients, were similar for left anterior, right anterior and left posterior regions, but somewhat greater for right posterior.
This effect was correlated with the volume of damage in the pPAR region, but was not significantly related to the volume of vmPFC damage.
For each pPAR lesion patient, the volume of damage in the pPAR as a whole, in the IPC AALL regions: Inferior parietal lobe, angular gyrus, and supramarginal gyrus), and SPC (AAL regions: Superior parietal lobe and precuneus) subregions was calculated.
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In addition, both the ablating rates and the volume of damaged tissue are slightly reduced with increasing number of blood vessel branches.
For each region, volumes of damage were correlated with mean performance residuals (deficits beyond the prediction from fluid intelligence, averaged across the five critical tasks) as above.
As details of the spill volume, and of damage to Gulf of Mexico fisheries, became known, panic set in.
In such models, melatonin was found to decrease the volume of brain damage, neuronal cell death, oxidative stress, DNA damage, mitochondrial insult and to improve neurobehavioural outcome.
Our data further show that the degree of impairment in risk adjustment scales proportionately with the volume of pPAR damage.
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