Sentence examples for marked decay from inspiring English sources

Without sufficient funds, the castle quickly fell into marked decay.

Comparison of the two genomes suggested a marked decay of the PG1 genome that seems to be correlated with a greater number of IS.

The relationship between ZLD binding and these histone marks decays over time, likely reflecting the increasingly complex transcriptional profile of the genome.

This is the result of large genetic rearrangements due to mobile elements that have also led to marked gene decay.

According to Merriam-Webster, a "dotard" is a "person in his or her dotage," with "dotage" further defined as "a state or period of senile decay marked by decline of mental poise and alertness".

Because the revolutionary events had such earthshaking power, the history of France in the century preceding 1789 has until recently been seen as a long prologue to the coming drama, a period marked by the decay of the ancien régime ("old regime"), a locution created during the Revolution.

Teeth that were sound, decayed, filled, or filled but decayed were marked as natural teeth.

A wood headboard that marked the site eventually decayed, and the exact location of his gravesite is not known.

The importance of attentional loading on memory and reinforcement effects can be tested by varying the salience of the stimulus used for response-marking, vary the temporal relation between the response and the marking stimulus, and possibly also test response marking combined with reinforcer delay to explore the memory decay of the marked response [ 136].

At 80 the marks of decay are all too visible.

His last years were marked by increasing physical and mental decay and withdrawal from public affairs.