Sentence examples for degree of breakage from inspiring English sources
At these similar sedimentation rates lower sediment volume and supernatant turbidity are obtained with flocs which have undergone a degree of breakage.
The results show that the macroscopic fracture characteristics of concrete under uniaxial compression change from longitudinal split fracture and oblique section shear fracture to conjugate cant fracture, and the degree of breakage increases.
Therefore, the connection method where the steel pipe was directly embedded in the RC wall has a greater probability of shear breakout failure even without the screw joint breaking, and the degree of breakage was found to be unpredictable by the relationship suggested by contemporary anchor design formulae.
This may be the limiting factor with using much larger DNA as the degree of breakage will increase with size.
In addition, phage prepared on hosts under this state of metabolic stress indicated a high degree of breakage, or cleavage of eGFP from the phage head (Fig. 3).
Overall, diploid tumors show less breakpoints compared to aneuploid tumors, suggesting that the degree of breakage-related instability is associated with chromosomal-scale instability (ploidy).
It is seen that although TQ alone causes breakage of cellular DNA, the degree of such breakage is significantly enhanced in the presence of Cu II).
This investigation also allowed to evidence that in real parts the role of fibre shortening due to reprocessing is more pronounced because of the more complex shape of the mould cavity, causing a higher degree of fibre breakage during injection moulding, due to the longer and more tortuous path followed by the melt polymer filling the mould cavity.
Still, it is possible that some low degree of chromosome breakage or fragmentation does occur in mtrm/+ heterozygotes, and that one such event produced the B chromosomes studied here.
In transition, the multitalented Dirk Nowitzki (12 points, 14 rebounds) stretched the Knicks' defense to the point of breakage.
The H. naledi assemblage recovered from the Dinaledi Chamber is characterised by a high-degree of bone breakage and fragmentation (e.g., Figure 10G).
