Sentence examples for decay which has from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of layoffs by the motoring industry have worsened a long-term economic decay which has eaten away at Detroit for decades.

Uranium-238 is usually an α emitter (occasionally, it undergoes spontaneous fission), decaying through the "Uranium Series" of nuclear decay, which has 18 members, all of which eventually decay into lead-206, by a variety of different decay paths.

H. acinonychis is unusual in having two complete prophages in its genome (one of which is no longer contiguous, due to genome decay), which has been attributed in part to the presence of only six predicted functional restriction-modification loci compared to eleven in H. pylori [ 30].

The 2000 report found that 18 percent of children ages 2 to 4 had tooth decay, a figure that had climbed to 24 percent in a 2011 surgeon general's report, while in 2000 52 percent of children ages 6 to 8 had tooth decay, which had risen only slightly to 53 percent in 2011.

After drying the teeth with cotton wool rolls and using standardised lighting conditions, the prevalence of 'obvious experience of dental decay which had extended into dentine' was recorded for each surface of each tooth.

Section 4 is to prove an important decay estimate, which has been used to show the main theorem in Section 3. In this section, we first construct the optimal nonlinear diffusion waves of (1.2) in the quarter plane.

The radium-226, 226Ra (T ½ = 1622 years), is a naturally occurring radioisotope belonging to the 238U decay chain, which has widely been used as a tracer in groundwater and seawater transport and mixing (Smith et al. 2012), as well as for studying water-rock interactions in groundwater reservoirs (Reynolds et al. 2003).

Since 1990, the one-month return reversal effect has decayed substantially, which has led others to refine it.

The global influence is modeled using preferential attachment with decaying relevance which has been shown to well represent the citation patterns of scientific papers [26] and the dynamics of content popularity in online networks [41].

He also considers a decaying atom which has a 50% chance of survival within the next hour, since the atom has no actions which it can undertake to change those odds, its fate is pure chance.

All of niobium's isomers decay by isomeric transition or beta decay except 92m1Nb, which has a minor electron capture decay chain.