However, these evidences decay rapidly with time due to the evolution of the recombining sequences, allowing the direct identification of only relatively recent events.
It's not a bad-looking place, solid and without any evidence of decay, although it's hard to tell in the dark.
In the seedier parts of south Tehran, where the junkies have colonised parks and other open spaces, there is plenty of evidence of decay.
(He sits at the keyboard in his nightshirt, and "the waning light lays bare all the evidence of decay". Reza's reaction is to laugh uncontrollably at the catastrophe).
The evidence of decay is all around us". (P. 95).
Because the distance traversed in air was much larger than that in carbon, they interpreted this result as evidence for decay of the mesotron, and taking into account the effect of relativistic time dilation, estimated its mean life at rest as roughly 2 microseconds.
Meanwhile, the Galileo probe found that the winds on Jupiter extend well below the water clouds at 5 7 bar and do not show any evidence of decay down to 22 bar pressure level, which implies that circulation in the Jovian atmosphere may in fact be deep.
Discoidal animals related to Eldonia from the Chengjiang and Kaili biota [5] show clear evidence of decay of the tentacles as in Herpetogaster but retain clearly the dorsal disc, presumably because this disc is more resilient to decay than the tentacles.
Overall, a range of minute preservational differences can be recognized from perfectly distinct body outlines with well preserved tentacles and clear segmental boundaries to poorly preserved specimens showing evidence of decay of the tentacles still being in contact with the trunk.
When we look at all the CRISPR locus alignments (supplementary data S4, Supplementary Material online), we find evidence of decay scattered through each CRISPR locus.
