Sentence examples for a high decay from inspiring English sources

The half-life and the decay constant are inversely proportional because rapidly decaying radioisotopes have a high decay constant but a short half-life.

In the beginning after the current is switched off, the IP potential curve usually has a high decay speed and as time goes on the decay speed slows down.

The children had a high decay rate and dental health resources were limited in the low socio-economic community.

Such a characteristic length requires a high decay rate of around d≃0.06 s −1(corresponding to a half-life of 12 sec), to compensate for the fast diffusion, or alternatively, a reduced diffusion coefficient of 0.01 μm/s, to compensate for the slow decay.

This may again point to a higher decay resistance and a more uniform decomposition process.

The OCV shows an initially mild decay rate followed by a higher decay rate in the later stages of the experiment.

A higher decay coefficient will lead to a weaker interaction between the graphene and electric dipole placed 10 nm away from it.

This may partly be attributable to a higher decay resistance of spruce and more uniform substrate conditions (see also Cornwell et al. 2009; Weedon et al. 2009) when compared to beech.

However, as we still want a higher decay in pheromone evolution for strongly penalizing badly chosen paths, we have introduced a dependence on τ[ n] in Δτ+ and Δτ−, making Δτ+ with the shape of a Gaussian function and Δτ+ = −Δτ−.

Moreover, MuRF1 null mice experience a higher decay of muscle strength during aging than controls, although muscle mass is at least in part preserved in these mice (Hwee et al., 2013).

Since other researchers have reported that the availability of a URL is dependent on how long ago it was published with those being published early showing a higher decay rate, the questions that need to be raised are, "Are we going to expect to see more and more URLs become unavailable as years pass?