Sentence examples for a slow response time from inspiring English sources
However, one of the major drawbacks with these pathogens as biocontrol agents is that they have a slow response time.
Processes with a fast temperature response (e.g. photosynthesis or stress) were decoupled from developmental processes with a slow response time.
Marina Silva, a former environment minister and then-presidential candidate, compared the fire to "a lobotomy of the Brazilian memory". The president at the time, Michel Temer, called the destruction of the museum "incalculable to Brazil". But many Brazilians also felt a slow response time and lack of resources helped contribute to the museum's destruction.
In-situ electrical transport studies for high concentration sample showed a slow response time (∼30 s) and the resistance versus time curves have similar behavior that of Pd thin films, whereas the lower concentration sample has a fast response time (5 s) along with peculiar response curve.
The 2010i is kind of low resolution, and has a slow response time and (relatively) low contrast as well, so we'll just strike that one from the running.
Like the driving voltage and the slope of the linear region, the new mechanism for phase separation – liquid-gel separation –caused a slow response time.
This inability to organize incoming information can also contribute to a slowed response time, even if comprehension remains normal.
We introduce a new approach for analysis of measurements from sensors that have a slower response time (e.g. HCl), and apply this model to estimate HCl/SO2 ratios.
The verbal aptitude of bilinguals in each language is generally less than that of monolingual speakers; the vocabulary size is smaller and there is a slower response time among bilinguals for the understanding and producing of words.
Figure 8 c, d suggests that a larger L might be related to a slower response time of e m as can be seen around t=80, 100 when the field's T coh changes.
