The phrase "incomplete degradation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes where something is not fully broken down or decomposed.
Example: "The study revealed that the chemical compound underwent incomplete degradation, leading to the persistence of harmful residues in the environment."
Alternatives: "partial degradation" or "insufficient degradation".
However, the nanoscale drug delivery systems may also exhibit some disadvantages, such as poor biocompatibility, incompletely release in vivo, and incomplete degradation.
Progressive LF buildup is mainly caused by incomplete degradation of photoreceptor outer segment disks with subsequent incomplete release of degraded material.
Because alpha-synuclein is at least in part degraded by the lysosome, decreased activity of GBA could lead to incomplete degradation and subsequent aggregation of alpha-synuclein.
The initial increase in CN ratio of the newspaper blend could be due to the incomplete degradation process, and it did not reach thermophilic temperatures.
In addition, the incomplete degradation of organic matter (large molecular) in the dredged sediments may also produce some soluble small molecular organic matter.
Dyes may alsobe problematic if they are broken down unaerobically in the sediments, as toxic aminesare often produced due to incomplete degradation by bacteria (Weber and Wolfe 1987).
We observed differences in the final ethanol concentration, particularly under low nitrogen for the T73, NT116 and CEG strains, due to incomplete sugar degradation.
Samples were measured in triplicate and a no reverse transcriptase control was included to detect incomplete genomic degradation.
Our finding of a retention of chromosomal MAD2L1 foci and incomplete separase degradation at ana-telophase and the repeated attempts of MMs to form metaphase plates before finally undergoing metaphase-anaphase transition indicated prolonged activation of the SAC in these cell divisions.
Incomplete aerobic degradation of sugar monomers by fungi yields organic acids such as glucuronic acid, citric acid and oxalic acid.
As a result of incomplete lysosomal degradation, these byproducts of retinal metabolism accumulate in the RPE as residual bodies called lipofuscin.
