Sentence examples for degrade valuable from inspiring English sources

Urban runoff can impact the thermal regime of surface waters and degrade valuable aquatic ecosystems.

While the debris generation sources described are sufficient to degrade valuable orbits, there is also a growing threat of intentional debris generation by enemy combatants or rogue nations whose intention would be to deny their enemies critical space infrastructure.

The field still lacks published evidence of a PROTAC that can target and degrade a valuable undruggable protein.

If the forest is cleared, the valuable A-horizon degrades and slakes to form a hard surface crust.

Industries may also use biotech as a tool for the mass production of goods like chemicals, drugs, and food products, or to carry out valuable processes such as degrading waste.

Before long they became valuable commodities, exploited and degraded for centuries as they labored in tobacco, cotton, sugar cane and other cash-making crops.

This study explored cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin and lignin degrading enzymes of P. chrysosporium that are valuable for lignocellulosic bioenergy.

While it immeasurably degrades Johnson and the Games, it is valuable for the future that medical surveillance has at last nailed scientific criminality in such a celebrated, historic race.

Estuaries are ecologically and economically valuable and have been highly degraded from both land and sea.

Overall, for 8 breast cancers the serial samples showed valuable results, i.e., RNA not degraded (RIN>5) after prolonged exposure of samples to room temperature, and these cases were submitted to gene expression analysis [ 18, 19].

Clostridium cellulolyticum can degrade lignocellulosic biomass, and ferment the soluble sugars to produce valuable chemicals such as lactate, acetate, ethanol and hydrogen.