Sentence examples for inherent decay from inspiring English sources

The physical body was a person's khat, a term that implied inherent decay.

When compared closely, the correlated fluorescence and Rayleigh scattered Gaussian waveforms are delayed in time relative to each other owing to the inherent fluorescence decay kinetics of fluorophores in or on a given cell.

"I think there is an inherent intrigue in decay, and I hope we've gone some way to capture a tiny slice of that in an engaging way".

The energy delivered to a cell from the alpha particles released by radon progeny is invariant with dose, reflecting the energy inherent to the decay process itself.

While the beta emissions contribute only about 8%% to the absorbed tissue dose [ 35], the bremsstrahlung following the beta decay compromise the inherent imaging abilities of Bi that is based on the emission of 440 keV gamma ray with an emission probability of 26%% per decay.

The Gutai manifesto expresses the group's interest in the beauty inherent in processes of damage and decay.

For instance, inherent in the notion of distance decay function are several conjectures about ways in which the offender forms his perceptions and engages with people around him.

A common finding is that variability in protein levels is often due more to variability in the mRNA levels than to the inherent stochasticity in protein production and decay.

It is verified that the method is conditionally stable and has inherent algorithmic damping, period error and amplitude decay.

This could be partly due to the variance inherent in the analysis over time of rapidly decaying radionuclides in the bloodstream.

Structural deductions (e.g., loss of limbs) and wood density reductions [29] are applied to standing dead trees to account for their inherent loss of wood density and tree components through decay processes [12].