Sentence examples for a sharp breakdown from inspiring English sources

For sequence lengths below 1000 bp, earlier approaches showed a sharp breakdown in accuracy (McHardy et al., 2007), which has been improved with recent tools (Brady and Salzberg, 2009).

In the exposed peduncle, the membranes constituting the thylakoids were very distinct and plentiful, but in the flag leaf, there was a sharp breakdown at stage 4 and complete disintegration of the thylakoid membranes at stage 5. PSII quantum yield assays revealed that the photosynthetic efficiency remained constant at stages 1, 2 and 3 and then declined in both organs.

It catapulted me into an acute breakdown".

Hence Philosophy Tube, which mixes sharp breakdowns of Cartesian dualism and Marx's views on labour and class conflict with more populist takes: 3 Kantian Reasons why the Friendzone is Bullshit, for example, or Overanalysing My Little Pony, Socialism and Ayn Rand.

Current Voltage (I V) measurement results obtained show a sharp peak in the discharge current at the breakdown voltage.

Upon reduction with dithionite a broad rhombic EPR signal with g values of 2.02 and 1.93 was observed, which was accompanied by a sharp isotropic (g=2.003) radical signal, derived from dithionite breakdown products.

Many countries in postcommunist transition face a sharp increase in zoonotic diseases resulting from the breakdown of government-run disease surveillance and control and weak private health and veterinary services (4 ).

Without nanoparticle seeding, there is a sharp decrease in voltage across the gap at the breakdown voltage.

Ahead of this breakdown, the equity's July 60 put saw a sharp increase in open interest to more than 12,000 contracts.

Eventually they will be resolved by either a breakdown in the Dow and S&P 500 or a sharp recovery of the Nasdaq toward its old highs.

Although Russia produced more than enough to feed itself, economic mismanagement combined with the breakdown of transportation led in the third year of the war to a sharp rise in prices and to food shortages in the cities.