Sentence examples for effects of degradation from inspiring English sources

It is unclear if transcript degradation in low quality RNA samples occurs uniformly, in which case the effects of degradation can be corrected via data normalization, or whether different transcripts are degraded at different rates, potentially biasing measurements of expression levels.

In particular the fuel impact formula, which constitutes the main thermoeconomic tool for quantifying the effects of degradation, is discussed.

A case study tracking the cumulative effects of degradation due to fouling on a heat exchanger was performed.

This paper compares the effects of degradation with and without a reflux on the MWD of the product.

The objective of this research is to introduce a new ensemble prognostics method that takes into account the effects of degradation on the accuracy of RUL prediction.

This observation applies at both subregional (104 105 m) and regional (106 m) scales and reflects a finite bound to the effects of degradation on coral reef communities.

The effect of degradation on modulus was much bigger than that on compressive strength.

The second term in the above equation representsthe effect of degradation of the material during the plastic loading.

For gels with 50% starch content the gel content started decreasing above 40 kGy showing the effect of degradation.

The effect of degradation of DPPH was increased by increasing the concentration of polysaccharide up to 15 mg/ml.

Impact and tear resistance requirements and the effect of degradation are not considered in the present work.