Sentence examples for decay 1 from inspiring English sources

For this to converge requires the exponential term to decay 1 − μ γ k + 1 < 1 (63).

We have identified three approaches to the assessment of changeability decay: (1) structure measurement, (2) change complexity measurement, and (3) benchmarking.

Three types of responses share this fast decay: (1) all termination-aligned responses; (2) the briefest flash-aligned responses; and (3) the longest flash-aligned responses.

This mutation is predicted to inactivate HNF1A function because usually all nonsense HNF1A mutations lead to RNA degradation by nonsense mediated decay (1, 4).

The map of the coefficient of determination (R, fit precision) and the binary map based on the bi-exponential condition (Eq.3) (0 = monoexponential decay, 1 = bi-exponential decay) were saved as well.

As expected, several strains deficient in deadenylation (∆ ccr4, ∆ pop2, and ∆ not5 ), decapping and 5′→3′ decay (∆ dhh1,∆ pat1,∆ lsm6, ∆ lsm1, and ∆ lsm7 ) and 3′→5′ decay (∆ ski8, ∆ ski7, ∆ ski3, and ∆ ski2 ) were sensitive to methylglyoxal.

The evolution@home results used in this work make it manageable to quantify the threat from Muller's ratchet for the long list of other putatively ancient asexuals that have been suspected of being threatened by genomic decay [ 1, 4, 79, 80], including the Amazon molly's close relative Poeciliopsis [ 74, 81].

Beyond 104 yr, actinides 239Pu, 242Pu, 237Np, and 238U decay product 226Ra were important.

For eyeliner, I use the Urban Decay 24/7 pencils.

("Put the following lines of cosmetics in order with most recent first: 1. Urban Decay 2. Revlon 3. Estee Lauder 4. Clinique").

The fluctuating component broadens the frequency spectrum of the oscillations and thus accelerates the oscillations decay 1/τ, which results in an additional damping of the oscillations of the Pσ.