Sentence examples for distinctly slower from inspiring English sources

Ligands carrying guanidine side chains in general show higher quadruplex stabilizing activity and distinctly slower kinetic properties than their amino and dimethylamino analogues, possibly due to specific hydrogen bond interactions with the G-quadruplex loops.

In the semicrystalline state, the PBF amorphous phase was described as being composed by different fractions, including a completely rigid one, with distinctly slower mobilities and reduced contributions to the dielectric relaxation, compared to the fully amorphous polymer.

It is critical that (ca_{i}), (na_{i}) are distinctly slower than the fast voltage and other variables and faster than (c_{mathrm{tot}}), l for regular bursts between sighs to occur.

Decay kinetics of Pr* at 490 nm are distinctly slower after initiation with 600 nm light than with 670 nm light.

In iron-deficiency splenic iron clearance is very rapid (15% d-1, see table 1 and Additional file 2: Figure S1 and S2), while it is distinctly slower (down to 1.9% d-1) in iron loaded mice.

Although the number of cells increased in all four treatment groups, the level of cellular proliferation in groups A and B, as determined by the change in the number of adhesive cells, was distinctly slower than that observed for groups C and D (Fig.  2a).

However, the changes in deactivation time constant (τdeac) of BK channel caused by WT β4 subunit and its mutants were almost similar (Fig. 5d), consistent to the fact that β4 subunit distinctly slows BK channel deactivation kinetics.

What a player Müller is, albeit one with a distinctly slow-burn appeal, the kind of love-at-fourth-sight merchant it is necessary to watch a few times just to get some sense of, well … exactly what he's doing out there.

The £92,000 car, made in Britain and test-driven here for the first time this week, is being heralded as a breakthrough for the humble electric car, which has been lumbered with a reputation for being distinctly slow and unsexy in the past.

And that statement embraces both the sense that there is forward movement, but also that for many conducting this business, it is distinctly slow.

The way ahead is composed of critical engagement with respect to the unrealised aspirations of the modern project – as was the case in the 1950's in Harvard, with the mobilisation of great intellectual resources, albeit their being distinctly slow and partial (Krieger and Saunders 2009).