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Using time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) methods, novel FLIM and anisotropy studies of NADH model its fluorescence decay as the sum of two or more decaying exponentials, with each term reportedly representing a different enzymatic bound formulation, or "specie" [ 18, 19], of NADH.

The end result is a series that aspires to convey the same level of human desperation as AMC's other signature shows, but with more decaying flesh, exploding body parts and devoured horses.

The more decaying organic matter your soil contains, the healthier it is, the more fungus it will support and the more mushrooms it will grow.

The weathering front is deeper and saprolite more decayed on north-facing than on south-facing slopes.

Fisher [20] states that the level of existing decay in the wood attacked by the deathwatch is another important factor the more decayed the timber the more prone it is to be attacked.

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

And recent years have brought even more decay.

The three other shipwrecks are at the boundary and so have suffered much more decay.

The Diagnadent measures the change in wavelength; a higher reading means more decay.

The very-short-lived hadrons, however, which number 200 or more, decay via the strong force.

A good bit more "decay and decadence" is salted into the lecture, too.