Sentence examples for longer retarded from inspiring English sources
At age 8, said Dr. Laura Ment, a Yale physician who led the study, nearly half the children who had previously tested mentally retarded with I.Q.'s lower than 70, were no longer retarded.
Upon several passages, symptom development was no longer retarded (Fig. 2) and the population isolated from a given plant turned out to be more uniform (see Data S1).
These fragments were between 0.03 and 2.90 column volumes longer retarded (0.2 18 min) on the ethanolamine column than on the GAK column.
Just ask gays (formerly "homosexuals") or the developmentally disabled (no longer "retarded").
Furthermore, this is of importance because it has been presumed that there may be a time point beyond which disc degeneration will become irreversible [ 24, 25], T2 mapping may provide evidence for us to make sure therapeutic interventions are taken at the early stage before the onset of the degenerative cascade which might no longer be retarded once initiated [ 21].
California state code will no longer call people "mentally retarded" or refer to "mental retardation" once a new law Gov.
It is due to the effective chain packing that the motion of longer chain segments is retarded and separates from the local segmental motion in time scale.
And some people are willing to pour money into powerful new computers just to have the fastest machine on the block, or in the belief that the more they spend up front, the longer they can retard the computer's inevitable decline into the technological junk heap.
In contrast, storage lipid mobilization is retarded for a significantly longer time period.
In addition, either continuous heat shock from 20 hpf to 24 hpf or longer heat shock treatments resulted in deleterious effects on the embryos, including retarded growth and embryonic death (supplementary material Fig. S3I,J; data not shown).
It is shown that short term ageing can enhance the subsequent rate of crystallisation, but longer ageing times can retard the crystallisation process.
