Sentence examples for population decays from inspiring English sources

This shows that the population decays exponentially at a rate that depends on the decay constant.

The energy savings achieved by implementing energy efficiency (EE) lighting retrofit projects are sometimes not sustainable and vanish rapidly given that lamp population decays as time goes by if without proper maintenance activities.

The energy distributions evolve into a single eigenmode where the apparent temperature of the distribution remains constant while the population decays as a consequence of the energy input.

The electron and hole in anatase TiO2 undergo non-exponential decay, where the whole population decays within in a few nanoseconds and the electron population persists for periods up to microseconds [11].

The basic logic is similar to a predator-prey system: without the 'prey', the 'predator' population decays at a high rate due to expression of a lysis gene it carries.

After the targeted serotypes go locally extinct, anticapsular immunity in the population decays to levels provided by the vaccine.

(b) QD population decay monitored by probing the temporal evolution of the band-edge bleach with transient absorption.

The replication of data segments, which is critical during flash crowd, will not promptly respond to a fast and globalized population decay, either.

The method uses a Dynamic Generalised Linear Model with Bayesian forecasting to account for past survey sample sizes and survey results and forecast future population decay, while quantifying estimation uncertainty.

The Mellin Transform Moment Calculation method is then used to combine the DLM with a Dynamic Generalised Linear Model describing the uncertainty in survey results for the longitudinal monitoring of lamp population decay.

Improvements to the existing model include a new non-linear Compact Fluorescent Lamp population decay model based on the Polish Efficient Lighting Project, and a cumulative sampling function modified to weight samples exponentially by recency.