Sentence examples for a dramatic degradation from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, we observed a dramatic degradation of IP5 derived inositol pyrophosphates and a substantial degradation of IP8, with the complete disappearance of the faster migrating species (Figure 5A).

Fig. 9 clearly demonstrates a dramatic degradation of the system of branched interfibrillar mitochondria.

We took advantage of the fact that deafening results in a dramatic degradation of song in young adults that have largely finished learning their songs (Nordeen and Nordeen, 1992; Lombardino and Nottebohm, 2000).

In strictly seasonally breeding species, such as rhesus macaques (Hoffman et al. 2008), males typically store fat prior to the mating season and subsequently face a dramatic degradation of their body condition towards the end of this season (Bernstein et al. 1989; Cooper et al. 2004).

The nanoparticle formulations were stable for 24 h in healthy physiological pH, and upon reducing the pH to endosomal levels, pH 5, these dual responsive nanoparticles underwent a rapid and dramatic degradation followed by concomitant release of their payloads.

So this will generally lead to a dramatic performance degradation.

Cavitation is a common phenomenon in fluid systems that can lead to dramatic degradation of solid materials surface in contact with the cavitating media.

However, it inevitably leaves a thin layer of polymer residues after acetone rinsing and leads to dramatic degradation of device performance.

We also observed dramatic degradation of MCL-1 at later time points in a proteasome-dependent manner.

We can see dramatic degradation in performance due to the noise, 31.72 SER in noisy environment vs. 12.94 SER in clean environment.

In spite of its popularity, there is a vast literature demonstrating the shortcomings of using the 802.11 technology in such environments, such as dramatic degradation of network capacity as contention increases and vulnerability to external interferences.