Sentence examples for be lost to decay from inspiring English sources

In decay stage 3, the individual internal organs all become indistinguishable, suggesting that the preservation of organs in fossils beyond the earliest stages of decay is unlikely (in our experiments they may be lost to decay as early as 8 days after death).

An official report published in the US found that more than 70 per cent of the country's silent films from the era have been lost to decay or neglect.

Burke has unearthed a trove of printed and original material (sketches for typefaces, rough layouts for book-page designs) that has never been published, including designs for books and magazines that were lost to decay.

The fossils of Cambrian arthropods reveal sophisticated sense organs such as compound eyes, but other parts of the nervous system are usually lost to decay before fossilization.

This, in turn, showed the researchers where the mercury is most prevalent, thereby bringing up the image that was lost to damage or decay.

In experiments on polychaete decay, muscles were found to be among the first tissues lost to decay, while external chaetae and aciculae are decay resistant [ 20].

As the threshold is passed (Fig.  4 lower panel), the signal passes without decay along the vascular wall even if some current is lost to the SMC layer.

Dr. Dincer has seen a 3-year-old with nine teeth lost to decay.

Obtained results demonstrated that both mass and strength were lost due to decay, but the residual strength loss was greater than the residual mass.

Remarkably, only the first, low Tm transition was detected by DSF, whereas the second appears to be lost due to baseline decay and distortion associated with aggregation of the protein following the unfolding of the first domain [ 37].

Finally, once inserted in the germ line, such TEs may persist due to genetic drift or positive selection [6] [13] or decay and be lost due to unconstrained degeneration and/or negative selection.