Sentence examples similar to decelerated relatively from inspiring English sources
While there has been increased speculation among analysts about whether a recession might develop next year if the economy continues to decelerate, relatively few economists have predicted an end to what earlier this year became the longest business expansion on record.
However, tumor growth was decelerated by Celecoxib, resulting in a relatively reduced tumor size of 53% compared to Controls, suggesting that the decrease of functional vessel density precedes a reduction of tumor size.
The branch leading to Scolecophidia has relatively accelerated rates for COI, CO3, CYTB, ND3, ND4L and ND6, but dramatically decelerated for ND2 and ND4.
However, interestingly, some genes involved in the nervous system also showed higher rates of protein evolution in the domesticated dog lineage than in the human lineage, suggesting that the relatively higher rate of evolution in the lineage leading to humans may reflect decelerated evolution in the rodent lineage, or possibly independent adaptive evolution in the human and dog lineages.
The main advantages of ERL are that electron beam is generated at relatively low energy, injected and accelerated to the operational energy in a linac, and after the use is decelerated in the same linac down to injection energy, and, finally, dumped.
"Its growth has decelerated.
Thereafter they decelerated.
Transportation costs also decelerated.
Surprisingly, antibiotic development has decelerated.
Such a student will be automatically decelerated.
