Sentences with word «degredation»
It is believed that not only does it address the disease process itself but may actually help the body to repair the damaged cartilage and prevent the premature degredation of cartilage.
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(Quigley could find a precedent for any sort of moral degredation in imperial Rome.)
I only site avocado because it can be heated to a high temperature without degredation, but any oil would work if you're not worried about it!
Do you want a world freed from environmental degredation?
Concerns had been raised after Apple admitted to slowing down older iPhones due to battery degredation issues
You might start to notice some flavor degredation.
They also help regulate the cells in cartilage and may help protect against cartilage degredation.
The've been freeze / shatter tested for cold climates and sun tested for degredation.
I think you forgot the multiple crusades, the salem witch trials, the constant degredation of the jewish by the christians and catholics up until right after WW2 and the holocaust, or not even mentioning the iron hand of the church during the ENTIRE dark ages, the complacency and silent approval of Hitler by the RCC, the fact that Hitler himself grew up a catholic and professed to be doing the will of god.
Making divorce illegal will only serve to discourage many people from marrying in the first place, which will lead to more single parent homes and a further degredation of our society.
Furthermore, Organic Agriculture has a unique ability to reverse processes of soil degredation and desertification and help safeguard the world's production potential.
The burgeoning carbon trade market, and it's related REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degredation) mechanism, could very well make land more attractive as an asset for foreign investors.
Comparative (meta) genomics and polysaccharides processing by environmental microbial isolates / communities (e.g. cellulose degredation).
The coupling has nothing to do with gears and you may not feel partial degredation in functionality.
Degredation rates for plastics are environmentally dependent: A plastic bag stuck in a tree will shred in a month or two, but buried in mud it will last far longer.
It should be expected that CH4 emissions from permafrost degredation, both onshore and from the submerged continental shelf bordering the Arctic Ocean, will therefore be very much higher and its oxidation in the atmosphere very much slower due to depletion of hydroxil (H1O) radicals essential for this process.
Speed degredation likely shouldn't be a major concern.
Right or wrong, I've had this stored in the «fridge for up to 8 months, and pulled it out, microwaved it for ice cream with no problems or degredation in flavor or quality....
The phospholipid allows the curcumin to pass through the digestive tract and into the blood stream without degredation.
I predict that as atheism rises, so too will infanticide, euthanasia, «mercy killing», and a degredation of human rights
This marrying «outside of the faith» is what led to the degredation of humans and the falling away from the worship of God, resulting in the conditions that necessitated a flood to preserve the last of those who remained «sons of God», i.e. Noah's family.
However, the company's unique retail position also means it has to maintain its inventory just right, as any degredation in the customer experience (be it through quality, assortment, on - trend fashion, value, etc.) can eat into the company's economic moat.
An example of this is the Aganktor armour set, which improves your blocking ability and slows the degredation of your weapon.
Turk takes Warhol from his newfound cultural state of enlightenment to a place of absurdist cliché whereby his contribution to the degredation of cultural elitism mixed with the ultimate degeneration of heroism is complete.
The Virtual Prairie Project, or ViP, aims to figure out how prairies can be saved from degredation and conversion to cropland.
During peak load on some graphics intensive titles, there was some degredation.