Sentence examples for more decayed from inspiring English sources

The world is more decayed, the walkers are considerably more decayed, so it really is reflective of that".

Species composition varied along a continuum of assemblages from a dominance of arboreal lichens on decay class 1 (less decayed) CWD, to Cladonia, Dicranum and Brachythecium species and a diversity of liverworts on decay class 3, to feathermosses and Plagiomnium and Peltigera species on decay class 4 (more decayed) CWD.

In their study, 26 out of 45 participants who thought they had decay had one or more decayed teeth, 19 out of 65 participants, who did not think they had caries, were found to have caries by clinical examination.

*P < 0.05 *P < 0.05 Those with one or more teeth with untreated dental decay, those with experience of one or more decayed, missing or filled teeth, those who had experienced dental pain in the last year or who were dissatisfied with dental appearance had higher mean levels of anxiety (Table 3).

The nation's morals are like its teeth: the more decayed they are the more it hurts to touch them.

Next up is makeup, a four-minute job for chaser zombies and eight minutes for stumblers because the latter "are more decayed, so we use bluey-browns to sink their eyes and cheeks and an extra step of speckling them with dirt," said Crystal Soveroski, 33, the head makeup artist.

Jack is killed and soon becomes an ever-more-decayed member of the undead, while David turns (painfully) into a lycanthrope when the moon is full.

In African terms, it's an old city, settled at the end of the eighteenth century by freed slaves, and among its more extravagantly decayed buildings are nineteenth-century clapboard houses, the shutters slumping at the windows.

Our results suggest that before they are interpreted to have anatomical significance, the hypothesis that these stains represent nothing more than decayed and shrunken limbs within an outer cuticle must be rejected.

Evidence for discriminant validity of the ECOHIS is provided by the finding of higher ECOHIS (indicating worse OHRQOL) scores on both sections among those with more than 4 decayed teeth compared with those who were caries free or had 1-3 decayed teeth.

Finding timber graves of this age is extremely rare, due to wood's tendency to leave little more than a decayed smudge in the earth.