Sentence examples for dramatically slow down from inspiring English sources

"At this point, we're just trying to sustain the industry until we can dramatically slow down the disease," says Rogers.

On the other hand, it has the undesirable side effect that large databases might produce a large network size (node proliferation) that can dramatically slow down the training speed of the algorithm.

In addition, many MHR residues that are not in the protein hydrophobic core were nevertheless found to be critical for folding and stability of the CTD monomer, which may dramatically slow down the swapping reaction.

And Newt Gingrich said at a stop in California recently that he supported Israel's right to undertake "an operation designed to dramatically slow down or disrupt the Iranian nuclear system".

If the plan takes effect, they said, "the Pompidou Center will have to reduce the number and importance of its exhibitions, limit its loans and dramatically slow down its contribution to national and international cultural life".

The SEC's setback could dramatically slow down the implementation of regulations required by Dodd-Frank.

The variants described here are dramatically slowed down in PT efficiency and provide excellent models to resolve the individual steps.

After reaching a critical size with l∗ ≈ 4 nm, the intracluster order starts to significantly improve via a "solidification" process with sigmoidal decreases of valence and nonbonding energies, while axial diffusion dramatically slows down and intracluster torsions become fully adjusted to trans conformation by annihilation of gauche conformers.

At this point, the solar wind dramatically slows down and heats up in the heliosheath.

After a frantic opening half for the hosts, their pace dramatically slowed down after the break but Richardson did have a glorious chance with 10 minutes remaining.

These steps include dramatically slowing down balance sheet growth, building up sizeable cash balances and pursuing whole-loan sales and other alternative strategies to access capital, according to CSFB.