Sentence examples for dampening rate from inspiring English sources

Oscillation period length, amplitude and dampening rate were comparable between synchronised islet and islet dispersed cell populations (Fig.  1b and Fig.  4a, respectively).

Surely he's concerned that the policy hasn't dampened rate rise expectations?

The second step uses the tree and its branch lengths, some fossil constrained nodes, and a penalty or cost function to dampen rate changes, to infer divergence times of all nodes and evolutionary rates along all branches.

The state of the economy appears to have dampened the rate of increase in school fees for the first time in many years.

Often, he prefaced his remarks by noting that there could be a change in atmospheric-circulation patterns that would dampen the rate of temperature increase or even — temporarily at least — reverse it entirely.

So-called active suspensions incorporate a microprocessor to vary the orifice size of the restrictor valve in a hydraulic suspension or shock absorber (a mechanical device that dampens the rate of energy stored and released by the springs).

Accordingly, Type D was associated with increased cardiac output [ 25], heightened systolic and diastolic blood pressure reactivity [ 11], and dampened heart rate reactivity during experimental stress.

The consequent fiscal burden diverted resources that might otherwise have been used for investment, while the inefficient use of resources dampened growth rates.

We find that poverty dampens screening rates less in the regulated states than in the unregulated states, ceteris paribus.

The research firm said upside could emerge from mobile-content unit Jamba, but added that "near-term, the impact of a more restrictive regulatory environment will dampen growth rates".

Furthermore, the repression of monocarboxylate transporter 1 (MCT1) expression by p53 prevents the efflux of lactate under hypoxic conditions, which also dampens glycolytic rates (Boidot et al., 2012).