Sentence examples for a decay into from inspiring English sources

In our current analysis, the identification of 23641 R-genes sequences in angiosperms established a higher R-genes conservation in grasses (on average 23.8%) compared to rosids (on average 6.6%) suggesting that successive rounds of WGDs act as a decay into R-genes conservation, as a primer source of R-gene plasticity.

Outside a nucleus, a neutron decays into a proton and an electron by a process called beta decay (β-decay).

This is the force responsible for nuclear beta decay, which, for example, permits a neutron to decay into a proton, electron, and a third particle -- the neutrino which without extremely carefully designed experiments leaves no observable signatures of its own (strictly speaking, it is the neutrino's antiparticle known as the antineutrino).

A deoxynucleotide may decay into a deoxynucleotide precursor with P DND.

A nucleotide may decay into a nucleotide precursor with P ND.

A nucleotide residue at the end of an RNA chain may decay into a nucleotide precursor with P NDE, A nucleotide precursor may decay into a nucleotide precursor's precursor with P NPD.

A nucleotide residue at the end of an RNA chain may decay into a nucleotide precursor with P NDE, A deoxynucleotide residue at the end of a DNA chain may decay into a deoxynucleotide precursor with P DNDE, A nucleotide precursor may decay into a nucleotide precursor's precursor with P NPD.

A free amphiphile may decay into an amphiphile precursor with P AD, whereas an amphiphile within a protocell membrane (not within the protocell but only on the membrane) may decay with P ADM.

The Process uses beta electron emissions that occur when a neutron decays into a proton which causes a forward bias in the semiconductor.

"If something wants to decay, it needs a state to decay into," explains Wolfgang Ketterle, an experimenter at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.

A deoxynucleotide precursor may decay into a deoxynucleotide precursor's precursor with P DNPD.