Sentence examples for degrade the availability of from inspiring English sources
It is confirmed that in the climatic region of Central Europe, fog and combinations of fog with other hydrometeors seriously degrade the availability of FSO systems.
The industrial importance of polysaccharide-degrading enzymes and the availability of many fungal genomes have strongly deepened our understanding of fungal biodiversity with respect to plant cell wall degradation.
Future work should focus on direct glycocalyx measurements on CTCs, tumor cell-specific glycocalyx-degrading enzymes to increase the availability of drug binding sites, and subsequent therapeutic treatment of CTCs.
Fluid flow and distribution within fracture networks may be a significant factor in the ability of microorganisms to degrade VOCs, as they affect the availability of substrate, moisture and nutrients.
Several studies have shown that while cooking can degrade some nutrients, it can enhance the availability of others.
The biodegradation rates for oil droplets and dissolved oil are both controlled by the availability of oil degrading microbes during the initial stages with low initial concentrations of microbes (2.73 × 102 cells/ml).
Although currently used insecticides tend to degrade rapidly in the outdoor environment because of the availability of water and ultraviolet light, which lead to hydrolytic and photolytic degradation, half-lives appear to be longer indoors (Lewis 2005).
A method may enhance the availability of one nutrient while degrading another.
In addition, the biodegradation kinetics can also be affected by the initial oil concentration, the abundance of oil degrading microbe, the concentration of dissolved oxygen, and the availability of the oil-water interface.
However GPS is susceptible to a variety of errors that degrade both the quality of the position solution and the availability of these solutions.
Since the latter does not require cell proliferation, the action of arginine degrading enzyme may play other roles than simply reducing the availability of arginine as a precursor in these and other pathways that have not already been mentioned.
