Sentence examples for begin to degrade from inspiring English sources
DNA is one of the most stable biomolecules (36); certain metabolites begin to degrade within 2 hours after blood sample collection (37), whereas substantial degradation of messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) occurs within the first half hour (4).
If you are a heavy user and recharge your laptop frequently, you may see the battery's performance begin to degrade after a year or two.
Generally, biologists say, when deer exceed 15 to 20 per square mile, ecosystems begin to degrade, and today deer number in the hundreds per square mile in some places.
A couple of years ago, having learned that the nutrients and vitamins in wheat berries begin to degrade soon after they are processed, I bought a home mill and began to make my own flour.
If moviemaking were like tinkering with a chemistry set, blending together script, direction, performance and design in a celluloid test-tube, these would be the compounds that begin to degrade before your eyes, producing foul, noxious fumes, burning your retinas with their glare and dissolving your work bench.
When the ultimate strength is reached, the stiffness properties begin to degrade.
The stent begins to degrade after 4 to 5 weeks, and the degradation process is completed within 2 to 3 months after placement.
The wt% loss of nanogel shows two steps, the nanogel begins to degrade at 299.73 °C (wt. loss 26.285%) followed by second degradation stage around 519.16 °C.
The 75:25 albumin-water plastics possessed one degradation peak at 300°C, where the protein within the plastic begins to degrade, while a small drop at the beginning of each curve was due to moisture loss (Figure 6a).
Cressida Dick, head of counter-terrorism at the Metropolitan police, has said that the police's ability to monitor communications data is "beginning to degrade".
