The phrase "as primary degradation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or phenomena where degradation is the main focus or type of change occurring.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the effects of temperature on materials, with a particular emphasis on as primary degradation in polymer structures."
Alternatives: "as the main degradation" or "as the principal degradation".
The overall area affected by degradation is shown to be much larger than that affected by deforestation, however, emission per hectare are lower, thus degradation contributes to a lower proportion of emissions, as most primary degradation is within inner edge and results in lower emissions.
YhaM serves as a primary degradation enzyme for cysteine detoxification via cysteine-mediated induction in E. coli, so it may affect cysteine production and it could be an important target for the genetic engineering of cysteine-producing strains of E. coli.
The nanoscale Fe created conditions for abiotic degradation for about 6 9 months, followed by biological degradation as the primary degradation process.
Detailed LC-MS analysis revealed that both difluoro 9 and fluoro-alkoxy 12 BODIPY hydrolyze to form the common 4-fluoro-4-hydroxy BODIPY as the primary degradation product, while the formation of 4-methoxy-4-hydroxy BODIPY was observed for compound 10.
In addition, as nearly one-third of primary degradation ends up as deforestation eventually, the fragmentation analysis presents an important assessment of potential future deforestation.
This permits the estimation of primary degradation rates (DegT50), as well as the measurement of carbon dioxide evolution and of formation of metabolites and bound residues.
While Ag2S and ( {text{SO}}_{4}^{ 2- } ) were observed as primary sulfur degradation products, S K-edge examination of regions on, and surrounding, the tarnish features indicated the presence of Hg-S interactions in the form of HgS and HgSO4.
In the primary degradation, the main chain cleaves leading to the formation of low-molecular weight fragments (oligomers), dimers, or monomers as discussed elsewhere [18,19].
Biodegradation acts on the transformation of organic compounds (primary degradation with production of metabolites), and on their removal (mineralization or ultimate degradation refers to the complete degradation of an organic species to stable inorganic species) from the environment as well.
The degradation was not enhanced by the presence of acetate or toluene as primary substrates, and the degradation of the pharmaceuticals in the presence of nitrate as electron acceptor was not observed.
