Sentence examples for decay because of the from inspiring English sources

You see it does decay because of the x in the denominator, it kind of goes to zero but not very fast.

Transient curves that are either noisy or that showed smooth exponential decay because of the absence of molecular bridge formation were rejected when building the histograms using an automatic selection procedure driven by a code written in LabVIEW.

Colonel Parker feared that our democracy would decay because of the failures of schools to be exciting and dynamic communities of learning and growth.

The activity decays because of the strong adsorption of oxygen produced, while the reductant removed the adsorbed oxygen giving a steady catalysis.

In so many countries, their natural heritages are in museums, but sadly, in Nepal, the heritage is decaying because of the carelessness of the government.

In Figure 11, the Interleukin-1alpha (IL1andand Interleukin-1 beta (IL1B) have a peak expression at 2~3 hours post stimulation, and then gradually decays because of the removal of bacterial endotoxin.

In the second detrending, we assumed that the postseismic deformation after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake follows a time evolution with exponential and logarithmic decay, because the causes of the postseismic deformation due to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake seem to be afterslip and viscoelastic relaxation (e.g., Sun et al. 2014).

The heritability of some traits and behaviors is subject to change over the lifetime because of the decaying effect of shared environment [ 43– 45], and because of some life events that may or may not lead to gene environment interactions.

For instance, developing countries are on the verge of an epidemic of tooth decay, largely because of the introduction of Western sweets and particularly sucrose-laden soft drinks, Tanzer said.

There is no good definition of the functional form of the decay because the magnetic nanoparticles are poly-dispersed and sometimes, the shape and the size of the particles are well known.

The historian Toynbee suggested that societies decay because of their over-reliance on structures that helped them solve old problems.