Sentence examples for a much slower progress from inspiring English sources

Because of its complexity and rarity, paediatric palliative care has seen a much slower progress.

In the wake of the announcement the British press reported much slower progress through security queues, just as the summer-holiday season got under way.

This success is particularly notable in light of much slower progress in the 1990s, where in some cases, mortality rates rose due to conflict and instability and/or high HIV prevalence rates.

Not surprisingly, the overlap of those data sets can differ greatly, largely due to the selection criteria of particular lncRNAs or the tissue origins where lincRNAs were initially detected.> Methods to elucidate the functions of individual lincRNAs have made much slower progress compared to large-scale genomic assays.

Kirk still believes that pharmacogenomics will work but says it is progressing at a much slower pace than drugs.

In the FNP the switch between keratins associated with simple (Krt8 and Krt18) versus complex (Krt15) epithelia progressed at a much slower rate.

It has progressed at a much slower pace than in other developing regions.

But the new report indicates that Graph Search's progress has not stopped entirely, it's only moving at a much slower pace than we may have suspected.

As the MDGs transition to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), there remains an unfinished agenda for 2.7 million neonatal deaths, for whom progress has been much slower than progress towards reducing the overall under 5 mortality rate.

The model has been much slower to progress in the health sector and initiatives that have been put in place are usually small in scale and short-lived.

The layers of veneer and the glue that holds them together causes the growth to progress much slower than in non-plywood".