Sentence examples for decay of excess from inspiring English sources
In μ-PCD measurement, a decay of excess carrier density is measured after stopping a laser irradiation.
The decay of excess 210Pb indicates that sediments in sample 3 correspond to around AD 1900, meaning that the E2 deposits occurred around AD 1900 and the E3 deposits occurred at least prior to AD 1900.
As reported in the work of Sanguinetti et al.[28], starting from out-of-equilibrium concentrations of vacancies presents in MDE materials, thermal annealing produces a depletion of the vacancy concentration due to surface evaporation or trap-driven decay of the excess, non-equilibrium, vacancies.
Even in the midst of decay and excess and horror, Bono can find hope and absolution".
40Ar is produced by radioactive decay of 40K; however, an "excess or parentless 40Ar" component has also been observed in lunar regolith samples (Manka and Michel 1971).
The next stage in transmitting the Ca2+ signal within the cell is related to the signal "decay"; it represents the active removal of excess Ca2+ from the cytosol to the extracellular medium or organelles by means of Ca2+-ATPases and/or Ca2+/H+ antiporters.
Nitrates are a by-product of excess feed and decayed organic wastes from animals in aquaculture ponds and can be toxic to animals at higher concentrations.
This slow decay in the photocurrent is attributed to the accumulation of excess electrons on the TiO2 surfaces.
In the vertebrate neuronal development, formation of excess number of neurons during the neurogenesis will decay through apoptosis to ensure the formation of correct neurons' connection and pattern [ 56].
Dissociation of [H]granisetron in the presence of excess VUF10166 is best fit by a single exponential decay, suggesting that there is a single population of binding sites.
It is found that the radial profile of excess temperature varies consistently with the continuous flame shape and the radial decay rate of excess temperature decreases in the intermittent flame and plume.
