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By and large, there is little to suggest that skeletal muscle incurs any significantdamage during bypass, either in adults or children.
Even accessing data, especially confidential and sensitive information such as bank accounts, credit card numbers and reservation prices, may be sufficient to cause significantdamage.
They are structures that have the potential to bring about significantdamage to the terrestrial and biological environment, and remediation is both expensive, and problematic.
The present study indicates that the relatively short-term pulmonary infection causes significant damage and the host may accumulate pathological effects.
This lack of regeneration occurs when there is significantdamage during logging (due t o excessive tree removal, d estructive extraction practices or poor road planning).
It is, therefore, possible that in the three surviving bats, virions arrived in the spinal cord and, without causing significantdamage, proceeded centrifugally to the salivary glands.
It seemed that antibodies did not cause significantdamage to adult worms as they were actively moving after overnight incubation with 100 mg/ ml of antibodies.
There has been significantdamage to property during the current conflict.
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