Sentence examples for disproportionately slow from inspiring English sources

And Hamilton's fastest single lap seemed disproportionately slow.

Consistently across the studies, however, the slow condition produced disproportionately slow and variable reaction times in the children with ADHD.

The association between teacher-rated ADHD symptoms and disproportionately slow and variable reaction times in the slow condition is consistent with previous studies on children with ADHD [ 13- 15].

Of note, hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsies has characteristic electrophysiological features of not only focal neuropathies at entrapment sites, but also a background of disproportionately slow distal motor latencies and sensory conduction velocities with rather normal motor conduction velocities that are not measured across common sites of nerve compression.

Transfer into lysosomes and, to a lesser extent, endocytosis are disproportionately slowed as the temperature is reduced leading to the accumulation of hERG-loaded vesicles as well as an accumulation of hERG protein on the cell surface.

The highway infrastructure also continues to expand, even if the quality of the roads is improving at a disproportionately slower rate.

This indicates that as genome size increases the number of genes increases at a disproportionately slower rate in eukaryotes than in non-eukaryotes.

Compared to controls, veterans with PTSD were disproportionately slower in responding to Combat words.

It was predicted that performance would be disproportionately slower and less accurate for patients compared with matched controls, particularly for complex items.

The negation of chimeric sequences, combined with the tolerance of non-disjoint clusters, causes the Type I error to grow disproportionately slower than the rate of loss in Type II errors.

Credit restraint will not help if it causes nominal GDP to slow disproportionately.