Sentence examples for nearly complete collapse from inspiring English sources

The native alkaline protease showed a 20% residual molar ellipticity at 212 nm while on treatment with Gdn-HCl, it got reduced to 12% due to nearly complete collapse of the globular structure of the protein.

In Berlin after World War I, after the horrors of trench warfare and a nearly complete collapse of the social structure, the freedom arose, quite suddenly and unexpectedly, to create and bring forward innovative forms of art directly confronting sexual, racial, political, and cultural norms.

The brush border remained well visible even after nearly complete collapse of the lumen (Figs.  1g, 2c, d).

I've seen the almost complete collapse of measles and almost complete eradication of polio.

Despite having undergone surgical treatment for the anomaly (reimplantation of the aberrant artery into the right common carotid artery) at a different hospital in 2012, a nearly-complete collapse of the lower and middle trachea persisted.

The first stone was laid by the pastor Lijnen on 1 October 1870, and construction continued smoothly until 12 May 1873, when the nearly completed tower collapsed; various reasons have been put forward, including an insufficient frame and poor quality bricks.

The contact area collapse, however, is ahead of the delayed collapse of the depleted zone, and the contact area collapse becomes nearly complete by 20 min after the first contact.

The general narrative of the most recent recession was one of complete collapse.

Approximately six hours following PM collapse, cell wall disappearance began and was nearly complete within 24 hours.

Under Mao's socialist orthodoxy, both traditional Chinese and Western culture were repressed, social institutions collapsed, schools were abolished, public transportation came to a nearly complete halt, temples and churches were vandalized, and "liberal bourgeoisie" and intellectuals purged.

Complete collapse.