Sentence examples for instance degradation from inspiring English sources

For instance, degradation of small RNAs by enzymes is responsible for poor penetration into tissues.

For instance, degradation of luminal misfolded NHK was significantly hindered upon abrogation of ERMan I activity either by treating with the inhibitor kifunensine or by siRNA-mediated knockdown.

Endoproteases that can degrade monoclonal antibodies are undoubtedly released during the extraction process [ 17, 30, 31], but significant proteolytic activity was only observed here at pH < 5 and in this instance, degradation could be countered by the protease inhibitor cocktail.

Of note, as decorin fragmentation was seen at early incubation time, this experiment was also performed at 1.5 hours and the data were identical (for instance, degradation was completely prevented at 50 nmol/l; data not shown).

Gene expression is regulated through a complex series of events that coordinate the synthesis, processing and export, and in some instances, degradation of the mRNA.

Some creeping environmental changes are mentioned in the SFDRR, for instance "land degradation" in Paragraph 30f (UNISDR 2015, p. 15), while land use features prominently in several recommendations.

Lack of correlation between Caspase-9a/9b ratio suggests that additional factors may influence the splicing of Caspase-9 as for instance selective degradation of splice variant 9b or regulatory effect of other proteins.

A major threat to ecological communities and their diversity is rapid environmental change as caused by, for instance, habitat degradation, species invasions, or shifts in marine current regimes [29], [30].

For instance, the degradation of the substrate Bz-VGR-MCA is not influenced by differences in the active site-related parameters as is correctly predicted by our model.

Significant insights into the nanoscale phenomena occurring on finely dispersed supported Pt catalysts have already been achieved, for instance by degradation studies combining standard electrochemical techniques and electron microscopy.

For instance, pectin degradation has been previously correlated to efficient softwood decay; particularly through the solubilization of pectin-rich pit membranes which thereby promotes access to other lignocellulose components and penetration through adjacent tracheids [ 42].