Sentence examples for by disintegration from inspiring English sources
They grow at their margins, and their outer surfaces become exposed by disintegration of the covering cell layer, epithelium.
As a result, only four megaspores usually mature in such a sporangium, enlarging as they become gorged with the nutrients made available by disintegration of the other cells.
The disease is caused by disintegration of myelin in the brain and spinal cord, and can have severe consequences, ranging from fatigue, muscle weakness and visual impairment, to tremors, un-coordinated movements and problems with thinking and learning.
These ejected molten carbon-catalyst clusters are then cooled followed by disintegration.
EUS response assessment in patients with locally advanced esophageal cancer undergoing neoadjuvant chemoradiation therapy (CRT) is limited by disintegration of the involved anatomic structures.
Maize kernels may reach the soil by disintegration of cobs due to disease, using crushed maize cobs for game-feeding, left overs in manure dispersed during fertilisation or from transporting and handling of crushed cobs.
Thus, the gradual production of heavy elements by nuclear fusion reactions is balanced by disintegrations, and the buildup process effectively ceases once the material is predominantly in the form of iron and its neighbouring elements of the periodic table.
A third nationalizing attempt was made by Alexander I and was influenced by the disintegration of the serf system, by the development of industry and commerce, and by the ideas of the French Revolution.
But it's just as easy to see a coalition created by social disintegration and unified by economic fear.
The NFC suspension was prepared from bleached birch Kraft pulp using 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxyl (TEMPO)-mediated oxidation followed by mechanical disintegration as reported by Liu et al. [36].
The whole process starts by the disintegration of the basement membrane followed by the loosening of the intercellular junctions that link endothelial cells [ 2].
