Sentence examples for markedly slow down from inspiring English sources
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said today that it was inevitable that home building, which is highly sensitive to interest rates, would markedly slow down.
It is found that the presence of hydrophobic AAEHE segments can markedly slow down the release rate of PHAS from PMAA-based hydrogels regardless of pH 1.4 or 7.4.
Naloxone and naltrexone apparently promote MOP association into larger molecular complexes and markedly slow down the effects of ethanol.
Similar conclusions were reached at lower recording temperature, which would be expected to markedly slow down the kinetic rates of channels and sensors, but to only minimally change the rates of diffusional processes.
The red clay markedly slows down the bounce of the ball, extending duration of the rallies; so endurance in the best of five set matches is at a premium.
Comparison of the tail currents at −60 mV revealed that compound 15 markedly slowed down the deactivation kinetics of Kv7.2/3 channels (from τdeact = 129±22 ms to τdeact = 284±43 ms; n = 5, p<0.01; Figure 6C and D).
Along this line, two recent studies using accessibility of engineered cysteines at the Kv7.1 S4 to MTS reagents showed that residues A226, R228, G229 and I230 were modified by MTSET only upon membrane depolarization and that their modification rate was markedly slowed down by KCNE1 [20], [20].
Note that knockdown of Drp1 markedly slowed down cell proliferation.
Functionally, the miR-200-overexpressed MDA-MB-231 cells markedly slowed down growth, increased susceptibility to doxorubicin and radiation treatment, and repressed migration and invasion activities.
As we observed that overall gene expression is markedly slowed down by D2O for the fully functional cell, we can assume that either translation and/or maturation were decelerated in the presence of D2O.
As glucose and cellobiose are strong inhibitors for cellulase, hydrolysis of biomass usually requires relatively large amounts of enzymes due to markedly slowing down the reaction over time [ 27].
