Sentence examples for that could degrade from inspiring English sources

Is there an argument that could degrade that American identity more?

The parameters that could degrade the system performance are identified and considered for analysis.

In Burkholderiales, three major families possessed taxa that could degrade one or more substrates: Burkholderiaceae, Comamonadaceae and Oxalobacteraceae (Fig. 2; Figure S3).

So they are looking for substances that could degrade over time, to be replaced by the matrix produced by the chondrocytes.

Tracking performance is paramount and the telescope is designed to operate with no surrounding enclosure; wind disturbances that could degrade the tracking performance are a major consideration.

(A microorganism that could degrade nerve-gas effluents like organophosphates, which are neurotoxic — toxic to the nervous system — was first isolated in 1973.

Similar inducible systems having an LysR transcriptional regulator were identified in other microorganisms that also could degrade 3-HP.

Stem cell-encapsulating hydrogel microbeads of several hundred microns in size suitable for injection, that could quickly degrade to release the cells, are currently unavailable.

The respiration response in soils with a long-term glyphosate response would suggest there was a shift in the microbial community that could readily degrade glyphosate but this shift was not detected by EL-FAME.

While approximately one third of taxa enriched in 13C-DNA pools possessed members that could collectively degrade more than one substrate, and, though a handful of MAGs encoded a putative suite of catabolic enzymes, none of the individual bacterial OTUs (at a 99% similarity threshold) were definitively enriched from all three substrates.

In addition, the presence of time-selective channels would give rise to the problem of outdated CSI feedback [7] that could severely degrade the system performance.