Sentence examples for is comparatively slow from inspiring English sources
Romanian is something of an exception in that speech tempo is comparatively slow.
This method is very flexible for rapid prototyping, but is comparatively slow due to the sequential machining.
Hydration of sodium silicate-activated slag is comparatively slow, resulting in the delayed formation of very dense products with higher mechanical strength.
This report provides a synopsis of the esterase processing of short chain fatty acid (SCFA -derivatized hexoSCFA -derivatizeded in metabolic glycoengineering by demonstrating thexosaminetranalogsar hydrolysis of these compoused in cometabolicly slow (e.glycoengineeringof ∼4 h to several days) in normal cell culture as well as in high serum concentrations intended to mimic in vivo conditions.
Therefore, without additional pretreatment the conversion of plant cell walls to fermentable sugar is comparatively slow and economically unfeasible [ 5].
In present study, the deterioration of the upper extremities, in contrast to the lower extremities, is comparatively slow and subtle.
However, the rate of neonatal mortality reduction is comparatively slower than the overall under-5 child mortality reduction.
These genes are induced rapidly in incompatible interactions between A. thaliana and Pseudomonas syringae, while induction in compatible interactions is comparatively slower as it has been observed for many defense related genes [ 12, 13].
As well, of course, as the meta-global-conversation about the global conversation: in particular, widespread admiration for Alex Crawford's outstanding reporting for Sky News, especially compared with Al Jazeera, CNN and the BBC all of whom were comparatively slow off the mark.
Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.
