Sentence examples for starting to degrade from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe this is what it will take to get them to sit up and take notice: climate change is starting to degrade the quality of beer.

The amidic derivatives are thermally stable, starting to degrade over 200 °C [37].

In conclusion, fast-degradable alginate-fibrin microbeads with hUCMSC encapsulation were developed that could start to degrade and release the cells at 4 d.

"When there are few people in the Australian outback, the country starts to degrade.

The switches typically work only 50-60 times before they start to degrade.

Without enough rest, adenosine builds up and may start to degrade communication between networks in the brain, Dr. Walker said.

The house had been built in the sixties or early seventies; it had survived until almost a decade ago, when the permafrost under it started to degrade.

Because kidneys start to degrade during this "cold ischemic time," surgeons typically hope to transplant them within 24 to 36 hours.

"The problem is that these creatures died many thousand years ago, when their DNA would have started to degrade, so the chances of finding an entire viable mammoth genome are essentially zero," he said.

One other point: Microsoft's Windows 7 comes with built-in support for TRIM (which evens out the use of memory locations in SSD memory, which otherwise starts to degrade in accuracy over time – as it does anyway).

They also conducted tests that showed that the horse bone, despite its age, was likely to contain DNA, even though the chemical starts to degrade as soon as an animal dies.