Sentence examples for reducing the integrity from inspiring English sources

However, the developments of crystallinity and lamellar size occur at the expense of reducing the integrity of the molecular network.

Constitutively expressed and secreted mesophilic cellulases can also inhibit normal plant growth, by reducing the integrity of the cell wall and therefore leaving the plant vulnerable to environmental stresses [ 13].

The advantages of this substitute are the limited tissue inflammatory and toxic reaction [ 75]; the disadvantage is already the short time of degradation (from 60 to 150 days) due in part to the injection procedure that alters the gel molecular structure reducing the integrity and stability.

Broadcasters say attempts to add hundreds of these low-power stations in radio markets nationwide will reduce the integrity of the radio spectrum and cause unacceptable distortion.

Wang et al. [89] studied the toxicity of ZnO NPs to human HaCaT cells and discovered the viability of those cells was clearly reduced, the integrity of their membranes was disrupted, and numerous oxidative DNA damages occurred.

The model parameters, decay constant which indicated the mean relative integrity loss by the action of any single TS cycle, and half-life (N1/2) which measured the number of cycles necessary to reduce the integrity to half its value, were both expressed as functions of strain rate.

Contamination will cause a variety of conditions, such as embrittlement, which will reduce the integrity of the assembly welds and lead to joint failure.

The modest increases of serum AST in the VC group in the early stage of infection indicate that hepatocytes, or at least mitochondria, were not severely damaged, although DHV-1 did reduce the integrity of the hepatocytes (Table  2).

More recent data suggests that these effects may be mediated through the regulation of claudin 2, a tight junction protein responsive to IL-6, whose upregulation reduces the integrity of the epithelial barrier (Suzuki et al, 2011).

Fracturing in the upper edifice, as evidenced by the ubiquitous presence of fractures, is likely to reduce the integrity and structural stability of the edifice, leading to an increased risk of flank or large-scale dome collapse.

The results gained from this investigation and the investigations of Philip and others 12 suggest that trypanosome infection reduces the integrity of the BBB. 12 The deleterious effects of this disease on the integrity of the BBB have also been suggested by studies using in situ perfusion to monitor the ability of trypanocidal drugs to penetrate the CNS.