The phrase "a rather slower" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when comparing the speed of something, but the correct form should be "rather slow" or "a slower."
Example: "The train is a slower option compared to flying."
Alternatives: "a somewhat slower" or "a relatively slower".
Cheetahs, widely known as fleet-footed inhabitants of the African savannahs, started a rather slower journey around 100,000 years ago when they migrated from North America, according to new research.
Results for a range of sample sizes and contrasting properties of the underlying random variables show that there is an improvement on adding just a few sample points and close pairs, and a rather slower increase in the prediction error variance as the proportion of sample points allocated in this way is increased above 10 to 20% of the total sample size.
But ITV/FR are saying the soc net attracts a rather slower moving older populatoin.
The augmented small intestinal permeability might be a rather slower process for fluid accumulation than intestinal secretion and could explain the fact that diarrhea or watery intestinal contents are observed during enterotoxaemia particularly if the animals survive longer than a few hours [4].
The continuous growth in the number of protein sequences annotated in public databases, mainly due to massive genome sequencing programs, is challenging because the availability of experimental and computational methodologies for the analysis of those new sequences evolves at a rather slower pace.
This may be expected to occur on a rather slower timescale than the signalling-related ROS production included in the current model, but, (even in adipocytes), will complicate the long-time effects which lead to the activation of SAPKs and the induction of insulin resistance.
