Sentence examples for fast decomposing from inspiring English sources

Government officials refused, saying the body was fast decomposing.

A "tendency" model of free radical polymerization is used to re-investigate batch polymerization of styrene in solution in cyclohexane with slow and fast decomposing initiators.

About 40% of crop residues (CRs) in IGP are being disposed-off through open field burning due to unavailability of happy seeders for sowing under residue conditions and fast decomposing bioagents (Jain et al. 2014).

The buried woody material will have significantly longer residence time, and it effectively transfers carbon from a relatively fast decomposing pool (about 10 years) to a much slower carbon pool (100 1000 years or longer).

"With a pipette I added a last drop of ink into a messed up petri dish and saw this single drop expanding from the midpoint through to the edge of the petri dish before contracting in a fast reaction and decomposing into a mesh of thousands of microscopic dots," De Giuli explains.

Carbon from dead biomass enters above- and belowground litter pools and is then transferred to a fast and slow decomposing soil carbon pool.

The different employed methods yielded similar results, with litter originating from urban habitats decomposing faster.

The assessment of a potential 'home-field advantage' (e.g., Kagata and Ohgushi 2013) (e.g., Acer litter decomposing faster under an Acer tree) was beyond the scope of this study.

Significant intraspecific differences in mass loss due to origin of litter or decomposition site were only detected in Robinia with litter originating from urban habitats decomposing faster than litter originating from periurban ones (Figure 3). Figure 2 Mass loss of reciprocal litter transplant.

The water will infuse faster at room temperature, but also decompose faster.

They then varied 10 different factors, including the size of the particles in which they trapped docetaxel, the density of chemical groups used to shroud the particles from the immune system, additional surface compounds used to target the particles to tumor cells of interest, the amount of docetaxel they carried, and how fast the particles decomposed and released their cargo.