Sentence examples for slightly decays from inspiring English sources

It is well possible that the performance in all five tasks slightly decays with time, but that significance was not revealed due to the small number of participants (n = 7) who completed the study.

As a result, the production of ethanol slightly decays.

"I wanted the women to have a slightly decayed, gin-soaked quality, like Tennessee's heroines.

My spies in the fruit world tell me it's a kind of apple that's best when slightly decayed.

She dishes out the family's memories to visitors who turn up at the rambling, slightly decayed country château in the middle of the countryside and summon her by following the instructions in the courtyard to 'ring the bell very, very loudly'.

We found that IP-10 was induced as early as day 1 post-infection, peaked at day 4, and then slightly decayed and maintained a high level until day 7, appearing in a time-dependent manner.

Of these, is very slightly radioactive, decaying by double beta decay with a half-life of. is the most common isotope, having a natural abundance of approximately 36%. is the least common with a natural abundance of approximately 7%.

In addition, behavior in the Central Zone and Rim Zone is similar for both types of motion, although the Rim Zone distributions have a slightly steeper decay (finite speed segments decay rates: 2.1 s in CZ and 1.37 s in RZ; near-zero speed segments: 0.14 s in CZ and 0.17 s in RZ).

The decay rate using the on off cycle test is 0.113 mA/(cm2 min) whereas a slightly slower decay rate of 0.096 mA/(cm2 min) is obtained for the load cycle test.

The Zn2+ and Mg2+ ion doping in the phosphor generates deep traps, which results in slightly longer decay time.

This is somewhat at odds with observations by Anderson et al. ([1962]) who reported that acetone extraction of solid wood (in contrast to water extraction) only slightly reduced decay resistance against G. trabeum.