Sentence examples for which could degrade from inspiring English sources

"And we would be concerned about activities which could degrade wetlands or cause losses of wetland vegetation".

FaceTime would likely eat up network infrastructure and bandwidth, which could degrade service on AT&T's network.

Interestingly, nanoparticles were demonstrated to respond to hyaluronidase-1 (Hyal-1) which could degrade chondroitin sulfate (CS) backbones.

One weakness of biodetection systems like this is that they rely on organic molecules, which could degrade in the desert heat.

This Kirkendall void plane remained stable during solid-state aging with increased void size, which could degrade the mechanical and electrical properties of the solder joint.

Li et al. also found that Prevotella contained highly active hemicellulolytic and proteolytic enzymes, which could degrade polysaccharide, xylan and starch (Li et al. 2014).

Since the frequent occurrence of packet dropouts and communication delays which all could degrade the performance of system or even cause system instability, we consider the networked control system with both input and output packet dropouts and bidirectional time-varying communication delays.

Since the signal intensity for 48scFv increased over the complete induction time we assumed that no proteases were released which potentially could degrade 48scFv-constructs.

1. AR80 was characterized as an anaerobic hydrocarbon-degrading microorganism, which could preferentially degrade long-chain n-alkanes in crude oil and improve the ratio between the short-chain and long-chain n-alkane concentrations in the crude oil.

Examples include serine proteases, which could directly degrade the extracellular matrix or could be involved in potentially rate-limiting activation of proMMPs [ 4]; similarly, cathepsin K, capable of degrading the collagen triple helix, has also been implicated in cartilage degradation (see for example [ 5]).

However, the deposited catalyst deteriorates the wettability, which could seriously degrade the interfacial properties.