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were degenerating
adjective
Having deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal, coherent, balanced and desirable to undesirable and typically abnormal.
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Even a single exposure, they reported, produced a marked increase in the number of eggs that were degenerating.
One visit to a doctor led to another, and to another, and eventually to a diagnosis: his corneas were degenerating.
"They thought that humans were degenerating because of bad breeding, and that all of social inequity could be tied to genetics.
In 2013, a mental health expert hired by the attorney general's office noted that killer Darren Stanley "was obviously and profoundly psychotic," and had gone "undiagnosed and untreated for years" at San Quentin, even after a chance CT scan revealed the front lobes of his brain were degenerating.
Since worms possess different numbers of neurons in the various neuronal classes examined, comparative loss across different subtypes was represented in Fig. 2D by the percentage of neurons scored within a given subclass that were degenerating (instead of percentage of worms displaying at least one degenerating neuron, as reported in Fig. 2C).
However, in this toxicity, retinal ganglion cells were degenerating in parallel to cone photoreceptors.
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The Purkinje cells of the cerebellum of animals in this group were degenerated.
The two vibration modes of stator were degenerated.
In these stages, already numerous NMJs were degenerated.
Thus, by PD 90, most of the cones in the PNA-negative areas were degenerated.
In contrast, in mms21-1, mofthef the microspores were degenerated.
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