Sentence examples for * decayed in from inspiring English sources

The fluorescent signal decayed in dendrites with a time constant of 200.9±19.7 ms (Fig. 1B; P<0.01; n = 22 dendrites in 14 slices; average diameter 1.22±0.06 µm).

The diffusion-weighted signal decayed in a bi-exponential manner within the range of low b values (0 200 s/mm).

Damien wanted a piece that decayed in front of your eyes".

"Over the years, we have faced many difficulties and our country has decayed in many ways.

Using four mallets, he played feathery chords, and then a series of cascading single notes, which decayed in the air like curls of smoke.

Dr. Cronin, of the University of Chicago, and Dr. Fitch, of Princeton University, threw a monkey wrench into that symmetric worldview when they found that particles called kaons sometimes decayed in a way that violated this rule.

Later NASA reports mentioned that Eagles orbit had decayed, resulting in it impacting in an "uncertain location" on the lunar surface.

The RsbR fractional phosphorylation decayed faster in the simulation in comparison to the experiment, but both experiment and simulation arrived at comparable values of 0.6 towards their respective conclusions.

Overall, polymorphism level was higher and LD decayed faster in spring than in "00" winter oilseed rape types but this was shown to vary greatly along the linkage groups.

In the D-genome, LD decayed faster in winter wheat declining to 50% of its initial value at about 6 cM whereas in spring wheat a similar level of LD was reached at 7 cM.

Although the radioiodine had decayed out in August 2011, the dose rate in the planned evacuation area still was higher than 10 μSv/h (the value monitored by the government at the reference point in the village) due to radiocesium contamination.