Sentence examples for degrade much from inspiring English sources
The fictitious degradation produced by model-dependent transverse dispersion caused the modelled plume to degrade much faster, and therefore appear much shorter, than the actual plume.
While Twinkies themselves may not degrade much over time, their cultural weight certainly has.
Unfortunately, as people age the mechanical sensors in their feet, joints and muscles degrade, much as hearing and vision decline, Dr. Collins said.
Results from fire tests and finite element analysis show that failure mode of columns at room and elevated temperatures follow similar pattern but the load bearing capacity of Q460 steel columns degrade much more rapidly under fire conditions than that of Q235 steel columns.
Electronically produced drafts, correspondence and editorial comments, sweated over by contemporary poets, novelists and nonfiction authors, are ultimately just a series of digits 0's and 1's written on floppy disks, CDs and hard drives, all of which degrade much faster than old-fashioned acid-free paper.
Oxidation in presence of oxygen causes gel to degrade much faster.
In addition, the substitution pattern is responsible for the rate of side chain degradation, as γ- and δ-TOH are degraded much faster than α- or β-TOH in cell culture (Birringer et al, 2001).
TTF thus degrades much more rapidly than DMPZ.
Aging kelp blades in the dark led to Nereocystis degrading much faster than Agarum.
A 2008 Australian study, by Barker and Branch at BlueScope Steel Research, found small sections of steel sheet roofing, pre-painted with a metal, degrading much faster than normal.
Leaving aside the usual charges that it is exploitative, violent and degrading, much of it is mind-numbingly dull and repetitive, badly produced and lacking any aesthetic allure.
