Sentence examples for quickly degraded from inspiring English sources

Indole, quinoline, carbazole, and benzofuran were quickly degraded in the aerobic microcosms, whereas a slow degradation of dibenzothiophene and dibenzofuran was observed.

For now, it appears that very little gets into the air, and what does is usually quickly degraded by sunlight, a variety of scientists say.

The researchers found that menadione was toxic to eggs directly exposed to it, but that it quickly degraded when exposed to sunlight, becoming nontoxic within 72 hours.

By 1970 DDT was rapidly being supplanted by more quickly degraded, less toxic agents; its use was banned in a number of countries.

Most of these acids have a little content that is quickly degraded.

As shown in Fig. 8, without metalloprotease inhibitor, the radiolabelled peptide was quickly degraded.

And all strains of P. antarctica quickly degraded both PBSA and PBS films on the agar plates.

He joked that Mulally's youthful looks would be quickly degraded by the stress of the problems at Ford Motor.

The aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH) inhibitor cyanamide was used to mimic the effect of prolonged acetaldehyde exposure because acetaldehyde is quickly degraded by ALDH.

Supplementation of rumen unprotected form of choline is quickly degraded by rumen microbes and the remaining quantity can't reach to the level for absorption or maintaining further functions.

It quickly degraded in to some of the most vile, racist, angry vitriol I'd ever seen outside of Stormfront.org.org