"full degradation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a complete or utter state of ruin or decline. For example: "The full degradation of the city center was a sad sight to behold."
Thus, properly sizing the top concrete cover would control the full degradation of the top GFRP bars during fire exposure.
Incubation of pre-hydrolysed β-glucan with enzyme F1 also resulted in full degradation of the substrate (data not shown).
By adjusting the molar ratios of l-lactide (LA)/glycolide (GA) and (LA + GA)/BPLP, full degradation of BPLP-co-PLGA can be achieved in 8 16 weeks.
Based on the degradation rate related to the charge carrier loss, full degradation of the OC and MPP cells is expected in approximately 3000 h of operational time.
We compare economic and environmental performance of two alternative optimized pasture management approaches relative to the traditional practice (TRP), which is based on restoring pasture after a full degradation cycle of 8 years.
Acetaldehyde degradation efficiency of 100% is obtained with the spiral reactor for a residence time as low as 60 s, whereas the annular reactor could not achieve full degradation even at 1000 s residence time.
Moreover some of the variants exhibited full degradability at 37 °C with degradation products that are not-toxic for the cell.
After a summer full of degradation and defeat, the Mets on Thursday burrowed to a previously unfathomed nadir.
Figure 4 shows that spreading code reuse leads to a full performance degradation for both detection schemes when Scheduler A (Equation 23) is used.
The absence of growth on pectin was surprising, since A. succinogenes contains three separate operons encoding a full pectin degradation pathway (Asuc_0145-58, 0366-74, and 1467-75).
The contribution of each electrode in full-cell degradation is ascertained through testing of MCMB and LMO half-cells, with the former exhibiting a faster rate of degradation as compared to the latter.
