Sentence examples for excessive slow from inspiring English sources

Initial electroencephalograph (EEG) 2 days after admission exhibited widespread, excessive slow wave activity, more prominent in the right hemisphere.

Schizophrenic patients in our present study are characterized by extended and excessive slow wave activity, which adds to earlier findings from our [ 19, 35, 36] and other groups [ 33, 34, 44, 45].

In an fMRI study using an overt naming task, improvements in naming (for trained items only) following therapy (30 h over two weeks) was associated with increased functional activation of the perilesional regions of the left hemisphere that had been identified as dysfunctional (excessive slow wave activity) pre-therapy (Meinzer et al. 2008).

Mr. Dolan takes the "love beyond reason" theme as a license to pull out every trick in the book, including excessive slow-motion cinematography and flowery fantasy sequences.

Excessive and slow regulatory procedures, laws that give local governments significant power over the exploitation of mineral resources, the invasion of mining concessions by illegal miners or small-scale mining operators, and security problems surrounding many mines in remote regions are all blamed for discouraging investment.

Atropine blocks acetylcholine receptors and is used during anesthesia to prevent excessive cardiac slowing.

High costs could also lead to excessive rationing, slowing development over the long term.If it happens, such a reaction rests on a mistaken premise: that the rising costs in the stagnant sectors make people poorer.

Warning that private equity firms and others were raising capital in markets outside the United States, Mr. Paulson said in November 2006 that although he had no wish to lift regulations altogether, "excessive regulation slows innovation, imposes needless costs on investors and stifles competitiveness and job creation".

Laffer argued that excessive taxation could slow the economy by discouraging people from working.

A world recession or excessive speculation could slow it down.

Democracy and excessive consensus building slow the process and result in lowest-common-denominator decisions.