Sentence examples for decelerated progress from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan was icily opposed to more research funding, which crucially decelerated progress towards treatment: a baffled and resentful George Bush Sr found that his misreading of the Aids issue contributed to the fizzling out of his presidency.

In the past decade, though, the country chart has decelerated, as hits make slow progress through a big but diffuse musical marketplace.

The diagnosis of and intervention for MCI could be an effective way for early detection and decelerating the progress of dementia among older adults.

Timely diagnosis and therapy however can significantly decelerate its progress, necessitating regular DR screening or appropriate follow-up in all patients with diabetes.

In Fig. 6 (purple symbols), spread of the favored allele at the major locus boosts the steady adaptation due to the minor genes before the increasing phenotypic variance can significantly decelerate the progress of mean fitness.

Higher soybean contents decelerated the degradation progress.

Several investigations have shown that the onset of sarcopenia can be postponed and the progress decelerated by regular physical activity, mainly resistance exercise.

However, this decline recently decelerated, raising concerns that progress toward eliminating TB is slowing.

According to his think-tank's findings, social progress decelerates in rich nations as growth continues.

"Al-Nusra's gains haven't been arrested, but their progress has been decelerated," said the U.S. official.

For rapidly progressing contractures of upper and lower extremities, night braces can be provided to decelerate contracture progression, so long as they are tolerated by the patient.