Sentence examples for consequently degradation from inspiring English sources

The degree of hydration and consequently, degradation rate of the scaffolds increased with the APS concentration.

This phenomenon promotes a decrease in bond strength and seems to contribute to the hydrolysis of the adhesive layer and consequently degradation over time [12].

Subsequent interaction between the U1-associated 70K protein and poly(A) polymerase leads to inhibition of polyadenylation and consequently degradation of the pre-mRNA.

Hydroperoxyl and hydroxyl radicals emerging from the crystal surface are formed on the surface of TiO2 crystal and react easily with neighboring organic molecules such as those from the binder medium and consequently, degradation of the medium can occur [1, 2, 3, 4].

After endocytosis, the incorporation of naturally occurring, noncanonical nucleosides (indicated as red dots) into in vitro transcribed mRNA prevents activation of and consequently degradation by endosomal (Toll-like receptors, TLRs) and cytoplasmatic (MDA5, RIG1) mRNA-Sensors, thus being efficiently translated into a functional protein at the cell's ribosomes.

The content of the gut lumen is likely to be more similar to BHI than to LB and consequently degradation of VCC would be minimal, which would give the opportunity for VCC to exert its toxic effects at the epithelial lining and subsequently allow access of the bacteria to the bodily tissues.

For instance, T397 of ΔNp63 α can be phosphorylated by several kinases, including CDK2, HIPK2, and Raf1, consequently promoting degradation of ΔNp63 α; three E3 ligase homologues, NEDD4, Itch, and WWP1, target p63 for proteasomal degradation via binding to PPPY motif of p63 α and p63 β.

However, in the last decades, demographic increase has accelerated exploitation of the natural resources and consequently the degradation of the ecosystems.

An increased loading of catalyst increases the quantity of photons adsorbed and consequently the degradation rates (Herrmann 1995; Muruganandham and Swaminathan 2006).

Farming in drylands of Inner Mongolia where precipitation is quite limited often led to the loss of soil fertility and consequently land degradation.

Severe grazing by livestock due to restricted mobility results in changes in biodiversity, as well as decline in range productivity, land carrying capacity, its soil fertility, and consequently land degradation and desertification (Nyariki et al. 2009).