Sentence examples for decaying ability from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, while the decaying ability for B. cinerea sclerotia was significantly decreased, that to degrade S. sclerotiorum sclerotia was even enhanced, suggesting the operation of different mechanisms in the mycoparasitism of these two types of sclerotia by the laccase LCC1.
Variation in wood-decay abilities and production of phytotoxic compounds are thought to contribute to their unique disease symptoms.
It is possible that the additional proportion of this sequence was formerly repetitive and has since decayed beyond our ability to recognize it as such.
Nevertheless, useful data were collected in the decaying MCT layer, and the ability of the sensors on the UAV to sample atmospheric structures like these was demonstrated.
Both Britain and the Conservative party began to turn away from the public-school elite in the early 1960s, when two things were happening: the demise of deference and the blurring of old cultural divides; and an increasing sense that the UK's decline was being worsened by the rule of gentleman amateurs – and, perhaps, what George Orwell called "the decay of ability in the ruling-class".
Similarly, the hypothetical particle resembles the lighter W boson in its ability to decay into two jets.
We tried to use 7 strains of brown-rot fungi, which had the ability to decay wood significantly.
We believe that our method of binning photons into ROI corresponding to cells increases the number of photons available for accurately fitting double exponential lifetime decays whilst maintaining the ability to detect heterogenous cell populations within images.
And when you have decaying politics, that impacts the application of war and, specifically in Iran's case, the ability to defend its nuclear programme.
They just start decaying.
