Sentence examples for molecular decay from inspiring English sources
The improvement in engine operation has been the most spectacular, with jet engines now having intervals between overhauls that run into tens of thousands of hours and with corrosion and molecular decay rather than wear being the biggest maintenance problem.
Further, the molecular decay of tooth-specific genes in placental mammal lineages has been shown to parallel the morphological degeneration of enamel in the fossil record [ 1- 3].
By contrast, tooth loss in both birds and turtles occurred in the Mesozoic, providing a longer time period for the molecular decay of tooth-specific genes in these lineages.
Previous studies have documented the molecular decay of tooth-specific genes in edentulous mammals, all of which lost their teeth in the Cenozoic, and birds, which lost their teeth in the Cretaceous.
In most molecular systems, decay constant is highly related to the electronic properties of organic backbone.
For liquid Ga, the amplitude of the electron-density oscillations, which is significantly underestimated by existing theory and molecular simulation, decays with a characteristic length of 6 Å, which is twice that of Hg. Results on the alloy show a clear enrichment of indium at the topmost surface layer, consistent with the Gibbs adsorption rule.
The electron collisions excite the plasma species to the higher atomic or molecular levels decaying and emitting photon at the specific wavelengths.
Conti, E. & Izaurralde, E. Nonsense-mediated mRNA decay: molecular insights and mRNAanistic variations across species.
An inverse correlation between the field strength and the molecular transport time decay constant, and a direct correlation between field strength and the membrane permeability were observed.
The resulting molecular free induction decay signal is amplified and digitized directly on a digital oscilloscope with a 20 GS/s sampling rate.
The model suggested by our findings extends these scenarios because the information that is transported is not a single, decaying molecular species, but a regulatory cascade of components.
