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There can be dual-labelled fluorescent probes free in solution, thus keeping their natural conformation as single-stranded probe and contributing decay-components shorter than τD.

For 2A, a biexponential decay curve was found in basic solution and a diminishment in decay time could not be verified, indicating that in this case there may be more than just two species contributing to the decay times.

But framed by forests, they get little sunlight, contributing to their decay.

This, so far as researchers can tell, is contributing to the decay.

Lying under the flightpath to the north runway of Heathrow airport, there are concerns that aircraft emissions are contributing to the decay of the ironwork.

The simplest carbohydrates are sugars, which give many foods their sweet taste but at the same time provide food for bacteria in the mouth, thus contributing to dental decay.

Another advantage of the LINAC is that it does not require replacement of the radiation source such as the cobalt or cesium sources that have an issue with radioactive decay contributing to dose inhomogeneities and errors in dose calculation.

But at what point is it contributing to the decay of a once-pretty-good system?

But at what point is it contributing to the decay of what once was a pretty good system?

Possibly contributing to its decay is the 600 feet the building was lifted up and moved during the 1940s to make room for the freeway it sits next to.

Thus, one of the mechanisms contributing to the decay phase is PKA phosphorylation of PDE4s, because inhibition of PKA activity, both simulated and in experiments, produces a decrease in the decay of the FRET signal (Fig. 5C).