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Moreover, for large values of the hydric stress, we predict an opposing route to the formation of periodic patterns, where a homogeneous cover of vegetation may decay to spot-like patterns.

In fact, T e, T L, and T S differ by factors, so the real effect of tectonic erosion may decay to some degree by viscous relaxation in the lithosphere.

Promethium nuclear isomers may decay to other promethium isotopes and one isotope (145Pm) has a very rare alpha decay mode to praseodymium.

In the scenario described in our model, nucleotides may decay to their precursors (with the probability P ND ).

Therefore, while we assumed that residues within an RNA chain cannot decay, we also assumed that end-residues may decay to nucleotide precursors, but with a smaller probability than that of free nucleotides (i.e., P NDE should be smaller than P ND ).

Dark matter's fingerprints could even be found on the Higgs boson, which may sometimes decay to dark matter.

Under certain circumstances the initially excited atomic system may not decay to its ground level due to a cancellation of SE by QI between atomic transition levels.

Together, vortices — whether on Jupiter or in Earth's oceans — may decay up to 100 times slower than researchers previously thought.

Bricks may decay due to crystallization of salts on the brick or in its pores, from frost action and from acidic gases.

A hydrogen nucleus, for example, may decay from the upper to the lower spin state by transferring radiant energy to a nearby hydrogen nucleus in the lower spin state.

The effective immunological memory of host populations may decay quickly if most infections tend to occur among newborns or young, immunologically naive individuals.