Examples of using Degradation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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exclusion and degradation.
They are taken, then released 48 hours later with massive internal degradation.
I just treated Tuvok and two of the refugees for acute cellular degradation.
His kneeling posture reflects his shame and degradation.
you might be noticing some degradation in the image as the years go on,
It is believed, that ultrasonic degradation, unlike chemical or thermal decomposition,
Degradation of pristine graphene occurs in the human body when interacting with a naturally occurring enzyme found in the lung,
In order not to overheat the sample and prevent protein degradation and modifications in solutions containing urea,
Continued degradation and erosion of natural environmental capital is expected to 2050,
Splitting, or degradation of substances, is carried out with the help of hydrolases- enzymes capable of working in an acidic environment.
The harmful consequences of this degradation could grow significantly worse in the next 50 years.
The second strategy is based on the concept that autophagy is a mechanism of protein degradation used to keep homeostasis and conclusions that autophagy inhibition often leads to apoptosis.
In this period of environmental degradation it is essential to assist people to change their attitudes,
Clenbuterol changes phosphorylated FOXO1 localization and decreases protein degradation in the sartorius muscle of neonatal chicks.
The results of humanity's degradation and foolish use of the world are now moving on their own.
permitting degradation of toxic organic elements into non-toxic substances while obviating the need to invest energy.
The harmful consequences of this degradation could grow significantly worse in the next 50 years.
biggest risks for Russia is not an implosion but a slow economic and intellectual degradation.
yet mild extraction technique is required to prevent degradation.
Legislation should forbid the destruction, degradation or alteration through changes of any archaeological site