Sentence examples for decrease in the speed of from inspiring English sources
According to Robinson, science and technology themselves are no exception, making this gradual increase and decrease in the speed of change the "likeliest way to predict the future".
The Clemens report argues that his longevity "was due to his ability to adjust his style of pitching as he got older, incorporating his very effective split-finger fastball to offset the decrease in the speed of his regular fastball caused by aging".
The difference between the mean performance across all seven test days performed at a given age (left panel) and mean performance only on the first day of testing at a given age (right panel) increased significantly with the Swede mice and the Tau mice (Spearman, 0.61≤ rs ≤0.75, p<0.05) indicating a decrease in the speed of re-learning of this task.
The difference between mean overall performance (left panel) and mean block 1 performance (right panel) increased significantly between testing at 7 months of age and 15 months of age with the Tau mice and the Swede mice (Spearman, rs = 0.94, p<0.05), but not in the control mice (Spearman, rs = 0.47, p>0.05) indicating a decrease in the speed of learning of this task in the two AD mouse strains.
In contrast, a variable follow-through may access multiple motor memories across trials, with any learning being spread across multiple memories, leading to a decrease in the speed of skill acquisition.
Inhibition of AIA, AIY and AVB together at 21% O2 caused a sustained decrease in the speed of movement together with an increased rate of reversals compared to control animals.
The membrane retractions resulting from periodic contractions were at or below the limit of resolution of the light microscope and were observed as periodic decreases in the speed of protrusion, different from the other, large scale retractions observed.
AMF and PVM displayed decreases in the speed of processing, visuospatial functioning, and short-term visual and logical memory deficits.
Our findings regarding lamellipodial dynamics are consistent with results from fibroblasts in vitro, where Ena overexpression has been shown to increase rates of lamellipodial protrusion but decrease persistence, translating to an overall reduction in the speed of migration (Bear et al., 2000).
We make the assumption that a decrease in the speed or size of the mobile population provides a readout of increased binding interactions.
The availability of more dopamine made possible by cannabinoids occupying dopamine binding sites on the dopamine transporter causes an increase in available dopamine and a decrease in the speed and frequency of neural stimulation to the midbrain and thus helps manage the symptoms of PTSD, ADD/ADHD.
