The phrase "a significant slower" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "a significant" and "slower," which should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new model is a significant improvement over the previous version, which was a significant slower."
Alternatives: "a considerable decrease in speed" or "a notable reduction in pace."
From these experiments, we observed a significant slower kinetics of DSBs removal in pre-adipocytes as compared to adipocytes (see Fig. 1C, left panel).
As show in Fig. 1, recovered patients clearly experienced two distinct phases of cell restoration in the peripheral blood; an initial rapid phase for all the cell populations studied in the first 3 months after the onset of symptoms followed by a significant slower phase during the subsequent months.
Female DBA/1 mice treated with DCA had a significant slower onset and less severe arthritis compared with water-treated controls.
The second finding of the three tests with time-limited demands, the FWIT, TMT, and d2-test, was that subjects with a genetic risk for schizophrenia worked at a significant slower rate as compared to the controls.
Contrary to our expectations, all of these animals developed mammary tumors and died, although with a significant slower rate than control naïve mice that received an equal dose of 4T1 cells (Fig. 8b), indicating that specific antitumor immunity might be elicited.
The cutback in production would most likely take effect in February, amid a significant slowing in United States and Asian economies.
A decision to stop buying Treasuries, by contrast, would amount to a significant slowing in the pace of its stimulus campaign.
Australia's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter- point to an 11-year high, saying a "significant slowing in demand" is needed to cool the fastest inflation since 1991.
The spending freeze is exacerbating an already tough trading climate for national newspaper publishers who are struggling to cope with advertisers pulling print ad budgets and a significant slowing in digital revenue growth.
However, after a period of rapid temperature increases during the 1980s and 1990s there has been a significant slow-down since the turn of the century, leading some sceptics to claim that global warming has stopped.
Some members "expressed a concern that in this context any further adverse shocks could have disproportionate effects, resulting in a significant slowing of growth going forward," the minutes said.
