Sentence examples for rapidly break from inspiring English sources

The sun's rays rapidly break it down into other organic molecules.

We showed that the common soil bacterium Rhodococcus rhodocrous could rapidly break down all unsubstituted succinates, without the appearance of stable metabolites.

Games that have been modified with a new monitor or joysticks that don't rapidly break like the originals (see Computer Space) have those changes noted.

To prevent acetaldehyde building up and damaging DNA, human cells contain three ALDH enzymes – ALDH1A1, ALDH2 and ALDH1B1, which rapidly break down acetaldehyde into acetate.

It is clear from the results obtained that over a typical tidal cycle, the greatest vertical salinity gradients occur in the 1 2 h immediately after the onset of the flood tide, and that subsequently, energetic mixing acts to rapidly break down this stratification.

But, it is expensive, complex and slow, and this is where Mascoma's new generation of microbes, yeasts and bacteria step in: they rapidly break down the components of biomass, convert a range of sugars and polymers to ethanol and thrive in a manufacturing environment, making large-scale production of low-cost biofuels a reality in the near future.

Protesters blew whistles and waved red cards, but any gathering was rapidly broken up.

In between Pantilimon, Coates and his own miscue prevented the rapidly breaking Ighalo from scoring.

More recent studies indicate that these class differences have rapidly broken down.

Subsequently, the NE is rapidly broken into membrane fragments, defining the transition from prophase to prometaphase and resulting in complete mixing of cyto- and nucleoplasm [6, 8].

The associated co-continuous morphology is only preserved in the actual critical compositions whereas for off-critical compositions it rapidly breaks up into spherical particles.