Sentence examples for example degradation from inspiring English sources

"After conviction," Justice Alito added, "with nothing to lose, the defendant could demand DNA testing in the hope that some happy accident — for example, degradation or contamination of the evidence — would provide the basis for seeking postconviction relief".

For example, degradation of humic acid is much easier and greater at a temperature of 35 than 18 °C.

This toxic effect of copper, had already been reported by other authors for different bacteria, and is probably due to the Cu2+ ions release to the medium, causing for example degradation of genomic and plasmid DNA and inhibition of respiratory activity [62], [63], [64], [65].

For example, degradation products as result of deamidation or sulfonic acid formation were efficiently resolved from the parent compound.

For example, degradation of basal lamina, a major component of the SMPC niche, promotes adipogenic differentiation of SMPCs [ 11].

For example, degradation in Himalayan forests has caused rapid declines in both diversity and abundance of understory species (Mishra et al. 2004).

For example, the degradation of 50%% was observed in 500 ppm, while only degradation of 19%% was obtained in 1500 ppm concentration of MDEA.

For example, CellDesigner degradation reactions have products of the type degraded, which is not expected to appear in text.

For example, the degradation of brown earths under heath in western France is not a natural feature but the product of human clearance and grazing practices.

When the UNESCO included the Città dei Sassi, literally the City of Stones, in its heritage, it gave a new image to a once example of degradation and national shame.

Likewise, fraction 1, containing mainly polysaccharide-like material according to C-1s NEXAFS spectroscopy (vide supra), might also include peptides, originating for example from degradation of lysed cells.