Sentence examples for decayed on from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Quaternary, continental-scale ice sheets expanded and decayed on at least eight occasions in response to major climatic oscillations in high latitudes.

The weathering front is deeper and saprolite more decayed on north-facing than on south-facing slopes.

Simultaneously, the cytochrome c oxidation state showed a short peak that decayed on the millisecond timescale of the second rise of ΔΦcap.

Pairwise LD analysis within the A- and C-subgenomes of allopolyploid B. napus revealed that mean LD, at a threshold of r = 0.1, decayed on average around ten times more rapidly in the A-subgenome (0.25-0.30 Mb) than in the C-subgenome (2.00-2.50 Mb).

Genome-wide linkage disequilibrium analyses showed linkage disequilibrium decayed, on average, within 10−30 kb, whereas the short arm of SBI-06 contained a linkage disequilibrium block of 20.33 Mb, confirming a previous report of low recombination on this chromosome arm.

There is good news for some sites which have found saviours, including some which have sat decaying on the register for many years.

"Books are decaying on the shelves.

In contrast, fusion waste will decay on the scale of decades.

Viewed from a distance, Britain in the 1970s looks ghastly angry, decaying, on the skids.

Critics say that policy raises the prospect of improperly packed garbage left to decay on steamy summer streets.

The electrical conductivity of the core is too high to allow the field to decay on such a short timescale.