Sentence examples for degradation in the same from inspiring English sources

Not all properties are affected by degradation in the same way though.

IBC cells are subject to efficiency degradation in the same way many other high-efficiency silicon solar cells are.

The determined intermediates, the higher inorganic ions release and TOC reduction provided a clue on a higher mineralization compared to SMX degradation in the same process without permanganate.

Alkylammonium montmorillonites have onset temperature of degradation in the same temperature range used for compounding of thermoplastics, thus, requiring more thermally stable organic cations.

The m-ZrO2 photocatalyst showed 99% degradation of methyl orange in 110 min of reaction; however, the t-ZrO2 and c-ZrO2 catalysts showed 90% and 80% degradation in the same reaction time, respectively.

The associated decrease in carbon stock and biomass are key to forest degradation assessments with respect to climate change mitigation in the context of REDD+ and thus of essential importance for determining baseline rates of degradation, in the same manner baseline deforestation is assessed [19].

Deletion of DEF1 inhibits BRCA1-mediated RNAPII CTD cleavage and degradation much in the same manner as ubiquitin targeted RNAPII degradation is inhibited following UV in def1Δ yeast [13].

Interestingly, 2-t-butylhydroquinone appeared to be degraded slower than linear 2-propyl and 2-pentylhydroquinone, respectively, although a degradation rate in the same range as that of the latter derivatives would have been expected.

Feasibility of swine manure treatment using MFCs was already demonstrated by previous studies, however low Coulombic efficiencies were attained due to a competing methanogenic degradation occurring in the same cells.

As it is likely that synthesis and degradation occur in the same period, it seems difficult to identify the changes in expression levels of these gene mRNAs just by analyzing the steady-state levels.

Ma and colleagues [ 11] recently showed that wild-type PALB2 binds to the E3 ligase KEAP1, thus preventing NRF2 from undergoing ubiquitination and degradation, resulting in the same net effect as wild-type BRCA1 in regulating oxidative homeostasis.