Sentence examples for Low pace from inspiring English sources

Forecasters generally expect the low pace of health cost growth to continue through 2013.

And in March, the O.E.C.D. published yet another dismal report on the low pace of reforms and the bureaucratic dominance in Japan's education system.

If cost growth continues at its low pace, the cumulative savings to the federal government would be more than $750 billion over the next decade.

Data from the Altarum Institute, a nonprofit research organization in Ann Arbor, Mich., suggests that the low pace of growth has continued through 2012 and early 2013.

That suggests a predicament for policy makers, he said, because high levels of consumer spending are associated with a relatively low pace of economic growth.

"We have to pay very close attention to the costs and the risks and the efficacy of these nonstandard policies as well as the potential economic benefits," Mr. Bernanke said last month, in response to a question about the low pace of inflation.

New-generation leads present a sophisticated design with improved geometry and steroid-eluting tips to reduce chronic inflammation, maintaining a low pacing threshold and high sensing capability.

It begins with Shakira and her love interest doing tango in a bar-like setting, starting with a low paced routine.

From the physiological point of view, ablation of PLB causes the myocyte to recruit more calcium-activated force than would be required at low pacing frequencies.

Taking these facts into consideration, we decided to use adult male pigs initially weighting from 115 to 125 kg and low pacing rate (170 bpm) to develop chronic HF.

Our measures of intracellular Ca2+ by Fura-2 suggest that calcium regulation in the cardiomyocytes of the HG rat were altered to contribute to an elevated SR Ca2+ load at relatively low pacing frequencies (2 4 Hz).