The phrase "a slower development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the pace at which something is evolving or progressing, often in contexts like technology, biology, or project timelines.
Example: "The research indicated a slower development of the vaccine compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "a gradual progression of" or "a delayed advancement of".
Seasonal effect (Expt. 1 vs. 3) showed a slower development of crop by delaying days to 50%% tasseling by an average of 2 days during the minor season (i.e. 57 days) compared to the major season (i.e. 55 days) for Obatanpa.
Lack of detectable virus may have been due to a slower development of brain virus titers in this particular experiment.
If ATP were able to support the extrusion of 2 to 10 µM Ca2+ from the cilium, one would expect to see a slower development of the Cl− current in the presence of 2 mM cytoplasmic MgATP than in its absence.
Nevertheless, some indications for a slower development of the peripheral representation of area 17 were detected.
Is this a result from a slower development of techniques used for epigenetic analysis?
Kaplan Meier analysis showed a significantly prolonged survival of animals in the EGFR-CD533 group compared to the control group (Fig. 5b; log-rank: P < 0.05), indicating a slower development of the modified tumors.
Problems of the E-book application include different file formats, performance inefficiency and image distortion; those may cause a slow development of E-book marketing in the industry of information technology.
A slow curing allows a slow development of the composite stiffness and leads to better flow, what can reduce the shrinkage stress [13, 14].
The pathogen is considered highly contagious and often there is only a slow development of clinical signs.
For example, in cells of the thalamic paraventricular neurons (Zhang et al., 2010a), it has been shown that trains of APs produce a slow development of Na+-dependent AHPs dependent on the number and frequency of APs in the trains.
In 2011, a slower development and higher number of malformations were observed in spring compared to autumn.
