Sentence examples for eventual degradation from inspiring English sources
The eventual degradation of the properties was largest during giga-cycle fatigue, in which the moduli decreased by ∼9%.
This results in cracking and disintegration of the electrode, leading to active material loss, a decrease in electrical contact, and eventual degradation of electrical properties.
Demirev and Nenov [66] suggested that the eventual degradation products of azo dye in the ozonation system would be acetic, formic and oxalic acids.
In accelerator applications, many ion sources can have a limited lifetime or frequent service intervals due to sputtering and eventual degradation of the ion source assembly.
The simulated strain histories agree with the measured data, enabling the possibility of predicting mechanical performance and eventual degradation using only numerical modeling.
We have also integrated a SiO2 capping layer into our shunt resistor fabrication scheme, which inhibits metal corrosion and eventual degradation of the shunt.
Eventual sample degradation, due to heating caused by the lamp, was minimized by means of a cooling system providing a laminar air flow.
Allografts were heterotopically transplanted under a muscle flap in the neck of the recipients and decellularization was found to delay leukocyte infiltration but resulted in eventual cartilage degradation.
In brief, upon ligand binding, CXCR4 becomes phosphorylated on several serine and threonine residues in the cytoplasmic carboxy-terminal tail, recruits a β-Arrestin, which leads to clathrin dependent CXCR4 internalization, ubiquitination, and eventual lysosomal degradation.
Poly(A -tails represent the only generA -tails that can be analyzed using SAGE to check forepresentl mRNA degradathen.
In order to estimate the effect of storage and eventual chemical degradation on protein resistance, we stored POEGMA brush coated SPR chips in ambient conditions (a bench drawer) for a period of one month and measured the level of non-specifically bound mass when exposed to bovine and foetal bovine sera (BS and FBS both undiluted and at 10% concentration) (Fig. 1B).
