Sentence examples for a slower loss from inspiring English sources

A lower D value would promote a slower loss of lycopene during beads' generation, even though greater emulsion stability could also play a role on this higher conservation.

Both parental M17 and control shRNA lines showed a similar loss of pA-GFP fluorescence when quantified over time whereas PINK1 deficient cells had a slower loss of pA-GFP (Fig. 4A, B).

This strategy seems to permit a slower loss of physiologic reserve capacity and a longer lifespan.

LY309887 caused an accumulation of 10-formyltetrahydrofolate, a rapid loss of ATP, GTP and dATP, but a slower loss in dCTP, dTTP and dGTP.

However, during a slow loss of pressure, the brakes could have eventually disengaged.

For years, BT has been suffering a slow loss of market share in broadband to Sky, but that trend has been reversed in the last three quarters.

But the experts say the perils that have been associated with rapid weight cycling through fad diets may not attach to a slow loss followed by a slow regain, especially if the dieter exercises.

Late-onset Tay-Sachs, the form of the disease this patient has, doesn't manifest itself until adolescence or young adulthood and causes a slow loss of strength and coordination.

Assuming that there may be a slow loss of the trapped tracer to the blood, i.e., a reversible trapping, Patlak and Blasberg derived a generalized non-linear equation including a release rate constant (kb) in an exponential term [8].

But for decades, it was widely accepted that in a previous episode, when the Laurentide Ice Sheet peaked approximately 150,000 years ago, it had a pretty shallow footprint, amounting to a slow loss of several meters from current levels over tens of thousands of years, Krantz says.

With the immersion time of SAMs-coated copper electrode in NaCl and HCl corrosive solutions increasing, a slow loss of corrosion protection ability of SAMs indicates dynamic processes occurring at the electrode/solution interface and in the monolayers, such as expansion of the defects and transport of corrosive ions through defects of SAMs.