Sentence examples for broad degradation from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, it would result in a broad degradation peak and a lower speed.

In addition, only a few peptidome peptides are observed in the BCP for the ECM components, suggesting that these proteins themselves have not undergone broad degradation yet in the ECP examined (Table S2).

This model is consistent with the broad degradation of outer membrane proteins by Parkin, and the observation that fragmentation of mitochondria is important for mitophagy (35).

Sphingobacteria, found by cloning only in A2, are soil inhabitants with a broad degradation capacity, and members of this group are also regularly found in composts (Franke-Whittle et al., 2009).

Gel analysis suggests that per each DNA isolation procedure, DNA extracted from the feed, and even more clearly from the biscuit, matrix suffered extensive damage compared to an unprocessed matrix (CRM 1%): the signs of broad degradation are quite striking, with DNA fragments dispersed everywhere between high and very low molecular weight.

Conservationists say it is much more difficult to stem the effects of broad habitat degradation.

How should managers arrange bomas across the landscape to minimize broad-scale degradation?

Additionally, they perceived climate change within the context of broader environmental degradation.

All participants perceived a multilevel relationship between environment and health, grouping climate change with broader environmental degradation with which they were already very familiar.

Several recent freshwater fish studies [ 46, 47] underscore the importance of broader ecological degradation leading to increased hybridization rates, a situation which easily applies to the UK and Portuguese rivers where high levels of hybridization are documented.

While we cannot ascertain what represents the ancestral state, it is tempting to speculate that a broader mRNA degradation pathway preceded the development of the more specialized splicing mechanism.