First, the fitness trajectories against all five competitors decelerate over time, confirming the findings reported previously based on competitions against the common ancestor only [ 1- 3].
Their immediate goal is to create cell phone adaptable software that distinguishes whether someone is walking, riding a bike, working in the yard, or doing something else, all according to how their physical motions affect heart rate, and how they accelerate and decelerate over time.
Some studies have indicated that the loss of volume on PFTs was greatest early in the course of disease and that the rate of decline in percentage predicted FVC decelerates over time [ 7, 8, 20], while others could not confirm this finding [ 9].
In particular, the shift from the early cohort (1973 82, base-category) to mid cohort (1983 92) is associated with an almost two-fold delay of death event otherwise, prolonged survival (i.e., experiencing of death decelerates over time by a factor of 1.92), and from early cohort to the late (1993 02), with an almost 5-times prolonged survival (P<0.001).
"Despite overall gains in human development, progress in all regions decelerated over 2008-13 compared with 2000-08," the UNDP said.
In fact, we may be seeing movement in that direction as former OMB Director, Peter Orszag reports, "health care costs have decelerated over the past few years, and Medicare costs have decelerated more than other health costs".
At the end of walking, the treadmill decelerated over 1-minute and stopped.
"People change over time.
Our results are consistent with this estimate because the flow decelerated with time and distance owing to particle settling.
The flow decelerates over the windward slope and accelerates over the lee slope.
