Sentence examples for intense degradation from inspiring English sources
The application of ethephon, at fruit set or veraison, leads to a very rapid and intense degradation of protopectins (more than 80%) from veraison.
The application of exogenous ABA at fruit set leads to a very rapid and intense degradation protopectins (over 80%) from veraison so that after a month and a half, the difference observed between the protopectins and soluble pectins disappears.
A two-step degradation for PAA can be noticed; an intense degradation of PAA (about 71%% weight loss) occurred between 250 and 300 °C, followed by a weaker one between 360 and 460 °C (about 25%% weight loss).
However, the fruits of olive trees treated by ethylene show an increase in the cellular fragility from the veraison compared to the control following a rapid and intense degradation of the parietal structures.
The soil used as a control is a representative soil from the oasis surrounding area and it has been subjected to intense degradation due to severe agricultural practices imposed in the last decades.
Finally, the bolt/nut system showed intense degradation of the carbon steel nut (fabricated in ferritic pearlitic carbon steel, featuring machined threads with 190 HV), with intense plastic deformation and loss of material.
It should be also observed that more recent, higher density disks show a more intense performance degradation according to the disk region, as shown in [18] and [7].
Unexpectedly, none of the genomes could be doubtlessly associated to amplicon sequences of the indicator genera (see below), neither in the soil-compost mixture nor in the fertilized soil at the time of most intense pyrene degradation.
Repeated downslope tillage gave rise to most intense soil degradation by tillage erosion, with an eroded area of 62% of the DTM, and an average erosion rate of 27.8 Mg ha−1 per tillage operation.
The Ahr River (South Tyrol, Italian Alps) was characterized until the mid-twentieth century by an anabranching and meandering pattern, but starting from the 1960s it underwent intense channel degradation in terms of narrowing, incision, and floodplain disconnection.
The continuing increase of coastal settlements is important for the region's economic activity, but it is also causing intense environmental degradation through excessive coastal development, further pollution, and consumption of natural resources, all of which add pressure to coastal areas and the marine environment [46].
