Lead vehicle is decelerating with right turn signal on, preparing to merge into right lane, and the subject vehicle must brake to avoid hitting lead vehicle in the rear.
Moreover, metabolome remodeling represented by these signals was decelerated with age within each dietary group (i.e., the signals initially showed robust changes, but then almost leveled off).
Histological results revealed that OA progression, most notably cartilage loss down to and even below the tidemark in saline control mice, was decelerated with 1, 5, or 10 mg/kg of CL82198 injection, particularly with the 10 mg/kg dose.
Although our results showed significant decrease in age at menarche by 1.6 years during the 50-year period from 1930 to 1980, the speed of the decrease of age at menarche was decelerated with younger generations.
Yes, sales growth was decelerating with the rest of the economy.
As the microenvironment of each replication complex becomes saturated with viral proteins, translation is decelerated to favor the production of new viral RNAs.
Thus, the involvement of novelty-related structures in the processing of a familiar picture might decrease with brain maturation which is decelerated in ADHD [Shaw et al., 2007].
One of the costs associated with investment into current reproduction is decelerated somatic growth, which reduces future reproductive output (Roff 1983; Lester et al. 2004).
Of note, the development of the concentration equilibrium of antipyrine in reverse perfusions was decelerated compared with perfusions in the M→F direction (see Supplemental Material, Figure S3A,B).
In these experiments Rydberg states with a wide range of values of n could be decelerated and trapped with any given deceleration pulse sequence.
