Sentence examples for and decayed in the from inspiring English sources

Dr. Keeling realized the reason: most of the world's land is in the Northern Hemisphere, and plants there were taking up carbon dioxide as they sprouted leaves and grew over the summer, then shedding it as the leaves died and decayed in the winter.

Ranjan Panda, Convenor, Water Initiatives Odisha, correctly points out that industrialisation is destroying our forests and rivers: "Natural forests are vanishing fast, rivers and other water bodies are dying and decaying in the country".

The Cinema America went out of business some time around the turn of the millennium, and the building has stood vacant and decaying in the decade and a half since.

The main new feature revealed through the simulation is that due to auxin entering and decaying in the root, the distal gradient is connected to a proximal influx-driven, almost flat profile.

Due to the exponential growth of the urban population, infrastructure facilities are crumbling and decaying in some areas, especially the unauthorised settlements of the city.

It was observed that RSS resulted in faster and shorter decaying in the biomass production.

There is ruin and decay In the House on the Hill: They are all gone away, There is nothing more to say.

The water soldier (Stratiotes aloides) bears rosettes of tough sharp-edged leaves that float in summer but sink and decay in the autumn.

One potential consequence of endoplasmatic reticulum folding limitations is the ER associated protein degradation (ERAD) involving retrotranslocation and decay in the cytosol.

Weight loss between 10 and 30% and decays in the molecular weight down to nearly 50% were observed after 2 months of incubation.

The flux in the leading-edge region is in phase with the wall concentration oscillation and decays in the same manner as the steady-state flux for each case.