The more times the teeth are assaulted by acid and sugars during the day, the more likely it is that there will be decay.
"In this sense, they are very dangerous," he says "because if you have radioactive waste with a short time of life, after 100 years it will be absolutely decayed.
For example, the decay rate of the peat layer in cultivated peatlands has been observed to be so rapid that if no restorative actions are taken, the peat layer will be totally decayed in approximately 200 years (Kirkinen and others 2007b).
By the feeling that within a few months, all of the splendor and decorum they put forth will be browned and decaying on the ground.
When severely proclined incisors have to be retracted in lingual orthodontics, then T-loop or closed helical loop can be used, and as the teeth uprights, there will be gradual decay of force, thereby increasing the M/F ratio at anterior end.
Kunstler predicts that those malls that aren't salvaged for parts will be left to decay.
If it runs up the spine of the peninsula, the storm will be quicker to decay but hurricane-force winds would reach both coasts.
We must solve our problems, to build our prosperity, to secure our futures, or we will be vulnerable to decay, domination, and defeat".
And mark my word: someday protons will be seen to decay and help tell us why the universe is still here after starting out with an equal amount of matter and antimatter that should have totally annihilated 13.8 billion years ago.
The mechanism by which a normal stop codon is distinguished from a premature one appears dependent upon the position of the PTC; a transcript will be committed to decay if a PTC is situated more than about 50 55 nucleotides upstream of an exon-exon junction (Nagy and Maquat, 1998).
Cells will be revivified instead of decaying.
