Sentence examples for a considerable retardation from inspiring English sources

Valentin reported 'The microorganisms analysed exhibited a considerable retardation of their biological activity in a range of oxygen levels of 0.1 1.1% and RH lower than 43%'.

A simple stochastic model of settling in turbulent flow is developed and it is shown that a considerable retardation of still fluid settling velocity is possible for a wide range of conditions.

He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and symptomatic epilepsy and developed a considerable psychomotor retardation.

This is sufficient for reaching a considerable level of retardation but does not holt the flow completely (we would not want to stop flow entirely in a large fracture anyway since these are useful for transporting oil displaced from low permeability matrices).

Conversely, the increased synthesis of these organic compounds and the active transport of toxic ions across the vacuolar membrane have a considerable energetic cost, resulting in growth retardation and ultimately in the reduction of productivity (Greenway and Munns 1980; Zhu 2001).

In the longer flow field, Sr and Cs showed a considerable peak-height reduction and a significant retardation relative to uranine and Na.

Because different teachers awarded scores ranging from failing to exceptional, the researchers concluded "the promotion or retardation of a pupil depends to a considerable extent upon the subjective estimate of his teacher" rather than upon the actual work produced by the student (Starch and Elliott, 1912).

Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.

That is a considerable understatement.

But a considerable challenge remains.

A considerable Internet furor ensued.