Sentence examples for continuous breakdown from inspiring English sources
Most individuals have fairly constant amounts of immunoglobulin in their blood, which represent the balance between continuous breakdown of these proteins and their manufacture.
In this case, the continuous breakdown and reformation of the micellar structure during mass transfer through the interface, is assumed to be the rate-controlling step.
This requirement is relaxed in the later treatment of Mauro et al. [12], [13], [14], who generalize the Palmer approach to account for a continuous breakdown of ergodicity at the glass transition.
With this equation, one can study the effects of thermal history on the nonequilibrium viscosity of glass accounting for the continuous breakdown of ergodicity at the glass transition and the spontaneous relaxation to equilibrium.
The process of OA seems to begin with a continuous breakdown of the matrix framework [ 37] and results in a loss of matrix strength [ 38].
Decreased fat stores could result from continuous breakdown of triglycerides into fatty acids, which is associated with increased fatty acid synthase (FAS) mRNA levels in WAT and higher circulating FFA levels previously noted in Vgf-/Vgf- mice on a C57Bl6 background [ 18].
Liliane et al. (2006) opined that industrial manufacturing systems are characterised by continuous breakdowns with significant effect on profitability of business enterprise.
Increased substrate leachate EC values observed with 10 % AE may have resulted from the continuous physical breakdown and release of soluble salts.
The adipocyte, or fat cell, is designed for continuous synthesis and breakdown of triglycerides in animals, with breakdown controlled mainly by the activation of hormone-sensitive enzyme lipase.
Elizabeth exists in a fairly continuous state of nervous breakdown, though she rises to maternal wisdom toward the end.
The nature of public debate changed, through technology, in a climate of nascent individualism, with a politics rife with conspiracy, and the incipient, continuous threat of national breakdown.
