Sentence examples for continuous degradation from inspiring English sources
The decrease of average DM weight of SSF round bales starting from the second month would suggest continuous degradation of solid materials by biomass-degrading enzymes, as evidenced by the comparatively higher temperature (>10°C) inside the SSF round bale and the draining of excess water from the round bale as effluent.
Moreover, the engineered cells exhibited a high capacity of repeated degradation and good performance in continuous degradation cycles, as well as a high capacity to degrade real effluents containing chlorpyrifos.
Herrero-Mendez, A. et al. The bioenergetic and antioxidant status of neurons is controlled by continuous degradation of a key glycolytic enzyme by APC/C-Cdh1.
In engineering applications, system degradation is influenced by continuous degradation and random shocks simultaneously.
The discrete state assumption entails discretising continuous degradation indicators, which often introduces additional errors.
"Today, part of the problem is the continuous degradation of the property because of inferior materials used in construction," said Mr. Medina, who is president of East River North Renewal.
In continuous incremental degradation processes, such as degradation by chemical reactions whose rate is influenced by heat and humidity, or due to the effect of light/UV or pollution, material change is most often modelled deterministically.
These findings suggest that China's grassland restoration practice has important implications for Mongolia to reverse the severe and continuous grassland degradation in the future.
The continuous worldwide degradation of coral reefs raises an urgent need for novel active restoration techniques as traditional conservation practices have failed to impede the incessant reefs' decline.
An explicit finite element method (FEM) is used to perform the composite progressive damage analysis, which successfully overcomes the numerical convergence problem that is encountered during continuous stiffness degradation.
This work demonstrates a non-eluting 'bioactive' surface that specifically targets a mechanism of cell adhesion, and that surface-bound glycoside hydrolase can significantly reduce surface colonization of bacteria through local, continuous enzymatic degradation of exopolysaccharide (Psl).
