Sentence examples for sustained degradation from inspiring English sources

The sustained degradation and subjugation of girls and women remains the world's most pervasive human rights violation.

On the contrary, in PP2-treated cells stimulated with PolyI∶C there was a delayed reappearance of IκB that could be explained by its sustained degradation at later time points.

In addition to the differences in these important phosphorylation events, SMPDL3B-depleted macrophages showed sustained degradation of IκBα, which is indicative of enhanced NF-κB activity.

Given the growing understanding that the sustained degradation of many forest ecosystems is a combined function of overabundant herbivores and invasive plants (Knight et al. 2009; Heckel et al. 2010; Kalisz et al. 2014), future experiments should continue to address how white-tailed deer influence the distribution, abundance and ecological impacts of non-native plants in North American forests.

Sustained degradation of the microspheres inside PTMC CPC occurred when incubated in the enzymatic environment, but not in PBS, which resulted in an interconnected macroporosity for the 25 wt% composites.

In order for nanoparticles to deliver proper payload and thus achieve pharmacological effects, drug release and subsequent sustained degradation of each nanoplatform are critical steps [ 15].

The fabricated macroporous (SGC) scaffold had a greater pore size, higher porosity, higher water retention capacity, slow and sustained enzymatic degradation rate along with higher compressive strength compared to that of non-macroporous (NGC, prepared by conventional freeze drying methodology) scaffold.

Indeed, sustained matrix degradation is considered to be a turning point in osteoarthritic progression leading to irreversible cartilage damage [ 71].

Our results indicate that the sustained proteasomal degradation or downregulation of Ikaros or Aiolos lead to specific and sequential downregulation of c-Myc protein followed by IRF4 before growth inhibition and apoptosis.

In addition, studies of kiwifruit (Actinidia chinensis) have indicated that genes involved in chlorophyll degradation, such as SGR2, are expressed at higher levels in golden fresh cultivar than in a green cultivar, resulting in earlier and more sustained chlorophyll degradation [ 6].

In this case, "sustainability" means that the microbes should be applied to the soil only once and they should sustain their degradation ability over time and degrade the contaminant again, when next it is applied.