It is hardly surprising, she writes, "that girls retreated to the drawing room, preferring to train themselves in needlework and other feminine arts rather than lend themselves to the possibility of genital decay".
However, the results do not support the possibility of mutational decay.
This also implies that our observed median duplication span is likely a conservative estimate, given the possibility of sequence decay in older duplicates.
The significantly lower EBM knowledge scores in 6th year students, in the time period of six months to a year after a similar intervention, suggests the possibility of knowledge decay, with decreasing amount of knowledge as time passes, unless continuous learning and practice occurs [ 43].
Further, reduction in τ1 from 3.67 to 2.34 ns with size reduction in Si-40 is consistent with the quantum confinement effect, and this minimizes the possibility of the fast decay dynamics to be attributed to defect states.
In a thermal hydraulic analysis using an analytical method based on the Wooton Epstein correlation, we checked the possibility of safely removing decay heat through the steel containment even if all the active safety systems failed.
(The possibility of public goods decay is discussed below).
By analogy, for human orthologues, as well as the possibility of nonsense-mediated decay, it is highly likely the c.310C>T variant is pathogenic, as it leads to a severe truncation of ALG14, which would be unable to recruit ALG13 to the endoplasmic reticulum.
Mr. Rickson and Christopher Hampton, who provided the supple new English translation, quietly but insistently trace the agony of hopes unrealized: the yearning for understanding that is denied, the aching, desperate sense that the possibility of happiness is decaying moment by moment.
