Sentence examples for degree of deceleration from inspiring English sources

For weight at birth, preterm delivery is the end result of a compromised pregnancy, so it is unsurprising that an infant born preterm usually weighs less than a fetus of the same gestational age in utero, indicating that some degree of deceleration in intrauterine growth has occurred.

The computer stores the weight loss data generated when a subject eats food from a plate placed on the scale and the cumulative food intake is modelled by: y = kx + lx, where the k-coefficient reflects the change in eating speed over time, i.e., the degree of deceleration of the eating rate over the course of the meal, and the l-coefficient reflects the initial speed of eating [ 2].

In a previous study on Bgn−/0 mice, the degree of degeneration or deceleration of the disc degeneration process was evaluated by histological/immunochemical approach [ 2].

Similarly, a greater degree of MR, deceleration time when reported 26 and RV function were almost constantly associated with adverse outcome while LVEF was associated with adverse outcome in 6 of the 10 studies.

It is shown that passive attenuation of peak transient deceleration is possible by coupling the beam to a tuned one-degree-of-freedom (1-dof) oscillator.

One more round of deceleration and her transformation into Joan Rivers will be complete.

Trembling Bells have released an album a year since 2009, and show no signs of deceleration.

If the duration of deceleration in a position facing forward is less than 0.2 second, the maximum endurable deceleration force is 30 g.

"The Federal Reserve has labeled the signs of deceleration as tentative," said Thomas McManus, the equity strategist at Bank of America Securities.

And with markets so volatile, it is hard to say whether there is a sustainable trend of deceleration.

Is that the kind of deceleration the paper has in mind?