Sentence examples for examples of decay from inspiring English sources
Four examples of decay rate measurement with the standard deviation and the regression are shown, with the reads per time point per replicate shown as black dots, and the blue line as the regression of the decay.
"I always planned to set something up and observe it decaying in the weeks leading up to the live events, as it would seem remiss to program a live event around decay without some physical element or example of decay within the event".
For example, in the case of decay fungi, C8-alcohols may indicate unacceptable hosts or non-hosts as a trophic signal for the conifer feeding bark beetle prey, and as a bypass-trophic signal for the predators.
Scientists know that, if a particle such as a pentaquark is present, examples of its decay (called events) accumulate at its mass after multiple decays.
For example, loss of decaying wood in many parts of boreal forests has reduced habitats for saproxylic species.
A typical example of beta decay occurs when a neutron transmutes into a proton.
"It's the quintessential example of urban decay in Detroit," said John Mohyi, a Wayne State University student and founder of the Michigan Central Station Preservation Society, a nonprofit group formed to save the building.
The NO + ion at m/z=30 is a prominent example of this decay behavior when looking at the corresponding distance curve.
In addition, the rate of gravity decay changes seasonally, principally because of the seasonal variation of evapotranspiration (Figs. 3(a) and (b)); for example, the rate of decay in August 2009 (∼ −6 [µgal/month]) is about one-quarter of that in January 2010.
Several examples of coordinated mRNA decay and multi-dimensional networks of post-transcriptional regulation have been reported in the budding yeast S. cerevisiae [ 54- 56].
(ii) It can be expected that at least some of the putative ancient asexuals are not examples of the genomic decay paradox, because the known age of their asexuality is smaller than their predicted extinction time.
