Sentence examples for actually retarded from inspiring English sources

Still, it is difficult to quantify how much the president's policy has actually retarded research.

In fact, his very activism brought on the Great Depression, and Roosevelt's policies actually retarded recovery.

The three of them ask Frazier, basically, in several different ways, Are you actually retarded for thinking you could beat Foreman?

It is possible that because simvastatin treatment was started in the hypoxic phase (P12 P15), the high dose actually retarded vascular recovery and increased the hypoxia which in turn led to enhanced pathological neovascularisation.

Writing down billions of principal now could actually retard the recovery by encouraging borrowers to default, they argue.

But the new legislation seems to impose on every state a Texas-type model that may actually retard sensible accountability in some places.

Many think that traditional outdoor batting practice is a routine that has little technical value and, in some cases, actually retards success by reinforcing bad habits.

Dr. Tarnopolsky, a professor of pediatrics and medicine at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, said that massage works quite differently from Nsaids and other anti-inflammatory drugs, which reduce inflammation and pain but may actually retard healing.

Schwarzschild says the research raises the possibility that new drugs targeted at A2A receptors--which are currently in clinical trials--may not only relieve symptoms but actually retard the progress of the disease.

Although excess adipose tissue (obesity) is thought to be a cause of chronic inflammation because of the attraction of macrophages into the environment of lipid engorged adipocytes, the presence of chronic inflammation actually retards adipocyte differentiation [48].

Indeed, as others have shown, lactate production and efflux from the muscle may actually retard acidosis [16], [28] and contribute to the enhanced exercise performance of Myog-deleted mice.