The phrase "at various paces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe different speeds or rates at which something occurs or is done.
Example: "The runners completed the marathon at various paces, showcasing their individual training levels."
Alternatives: "at different speeds" or "at diverse rates".
At various paces they scramble up the slopes into some form of enlightenment.
Can deliver yorkers on demand, at various paces, making him arguably the world's best death bowler.
Ballroom is deemed to be good for the elderly, as moves are frequently based around walking at various paces, including walking backwards, which uses the backs of the thighs and buttock muscles differently than other types of exercise.
However, not all GTAs teach while obtaining their degrees, and students complete graduate degrees at various paces.
Comparison of the various pacing modes at 18 h demonstrated that BiV pacing produced the greatest augmentation of cardiac output (7%) compared with standard AAI pacing (P = 0.02).
Therefore, and since the intention of optimal-site pacing is to preserve cardiac function, it may be even better to measure pump function by either (noninvasive) hemodynamic or echocardiographic parameters while pacing from various pacing sites, and implant the lead at the site where pacing results in the best pump function.
It is filled with tables listing when leading teams can start taking a knee (it depends on time left, timeouts remaining and the length of the play clock at various levels) and "pace graphs," which detail the speed at which teams should play, depending on the situation.
Effective LV pacing and pseudofusion was simulated by pacing at various AV delays.
She sets the pace at various courses on the mountain early in the season and recreational skiers can compete against her — and others — with all the times recorded.
She ran alongside for pacing at various points in Death Valley and is training for a 20 kilometer swim.
In order to study the effects of this compound on the APs of hESC-atrial and hESC-ventricular CMs, 30 μmol/l of the compound (Wettwer et al, 2013) was administered while the cells were paced at various frequencies (1 4 Hz) and compared with pre-drug controls.
