Sentence examples for easy decay from inspiring English sources

Timber is normally buried in sand at the edges of the sea for about six months to prevent easy decay.

We focused on RNA extraction – an essential step for retro-transcription - due to higher sensitivity to denaturation and easy decay of this nucleic acid.

Among these 99mTc represents the radionuclide with the largest area of application due to its optimal decay characteristics, easy production, and availability [ 7].

The reason of the p < 1 estimate is that as a compensation of the spatially uniform back ground rate, the time evolution with heavier tailed aftershock decay is easier for the spatial seismicity to concentrate in the active regions.

And perhaps most obvious of all: Their work is ephemeral by definition, quicker to decay and easier to modify than buildings are, to say nothing of a painting, a symphony or a novel.

The exceptional position of this radioisotope is based on its favorable nuclear properties (half-life and β+-decay) and easy accessibility in >50 GBq quantities.

An easy method for accelerating the decay of acoustic waves, which deteriorate the quality of the numerical solution, and a simple cure for the checkerboard instability are proposed.

However, it is easy to obtain the optimal decay rates of H and its first derivatives by the properties of heat kernel.

Because the narrative (Westworld's favorite word, by the way) crawled along in Trace Decay, it was easier to ding it critically whereas other prestige dramas get a bit more leeway for digressions or slow-moving stories.

These are easily removed from the phantom (along with the thyroid) for easy storage while any activity decays.

Fixing the decay hasn't been easy and that's why we need to take a closer look at prevention.