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Meanwhile, the emerging microRNAs (miRNAs) demonstrate great potentials for TME regulation, but are regrettably restricted by quick degradation.

Together with TIR1, this fusion enabled the quick degradation of Xrn1 protein upon addition of auxin, taking advantage of a protein degradation pathway in plants18.

It has been demonstrated that Fe revealed excellent mechanical properties and a very slow degradation rate, while Mg exhibited a very quick degradation rate in the human body and poor mechanical performance.

Compared with the pure TiO2 nanobelts, the Ag2O/TiO2 nanobelts represented a quick degradation rate for MO dye, and the best photocatalytic activity was obtained when the molar ratio value of Ag2O and TiO2 was 0.17.

The above observed features are lost when using these thin detectors, as in this case a wide non-linear near-anode region overlaps the "best spectroscopy region" producing a quick degradation of the spectroscopic performance after only 0.2 mm from the cathode; the proposed coupled detectors configuration does not introduce further significant noise sources.

In case of a Loss-of-Coolant Accident (LOCA) in a Light Water Reactor (LWR), the reactor core becomes partially uncovered and the quick degradation of heat removal from the nuclear fuel elements constitutes a critical factor in the integrity of the reactor core.

The mixture with higher content of CaCO3 possesses a quicker degradation speed.

Although a quicker degradation is found at the first stages of electro-Fenton, similar times are required for achieving overall mineralization in both methods.

It was noted that the pattern of molecular weight decline showed a quicker degradation rate for the smaller, more hydrophilic substituent polymers as compared to those substituted with large bulky hydrophobic substituents.

Conventional methods to delivery therapeutic agents for SCI, for example, administration and intravenous infusion have multiple limitations, including elevated risk of infection, low effective concentration, quick drug degradation and reduced tissue penetration11.

Polyvinyl alcohol was also included in this study, although its quick thermal degradation has led to poor dimensional stability parameters and, therefore, it has been considered inappropriate for this application.