Sentence examples for having degenerated from inspiring English sources

Most of those foreign genes don't do anything, having degenerated into pseudogenes.

Indeed, Ferrier thinks that "the inert and lifeless character of modern philosophy is ultimately attributable to her having degenerated into a physical science" (ibid.: 191), and he condemns the resulting "picture of man" as "a wretched association machine, through which ideas pass linked only by laws over which the machine has no control" (ibid. : 196).

The other proteins lacking or having degenerated TBDR domains were also included in our study and then named Ps-TBDRs (for Pseudo-TBDRs) (Table S1).

The existence of highly conserved patterns in the repeats is infrequent among tandem repeat oligopeptide proteins, most of them having degenerated repeats with occasional conserved amino acids at fixed positions, probably involved in the three-dimensional structure [ 49].

"Having degenerating teeth" had serious implications both in the past and present.

"Having degenerating teeth" – that is, having "poor teeth", "toothache" and "bleeding gums" – was explained by these historical elements.

Public hospitals have degenerated.

But they've degenerated quickly.

Besides, the system had degenerated.

America has degenerated into a "vetocracy".

The burlesque show has degenerated into decency.