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One of his final recordings was a second, markedly slower and more deliberate version of the Goldbergs in 1981.
As expected from our complexity analysis, the variation is markedly slower, and the computational costs increase as additional receivers participate in the location estimation effort.
From there, we rode through the sleepy Vila de Gracia neighbourhood, where Peter said people walk markedly slower and have been going to the same local butcher and baker for decades.
In the qRT-PCR analysis, we noted that PAL transcription was induced rapidly in Wangshuibai, peaking within 3 hai, while PAL induction in the susceptible mutant was markedly slower and less efficient (Figure 5A).
That is, only towards the end of life, the speed of aging becomes markedly slower and more diverse in the longer-lived strains.
MCF10A CDH1-/ cells migrated markedly slower and took longer to close the wound (t = 27.4 ± 4.1 h) compared to wildtype cells (t = 15.0 ± 1.6 h).
Even though the equilibrium dissociation constant is unaffected koff (and presumably kon) is markedly slower (Schandel and Jenness, 1994), consistent with the accumulation of receptor sites in an environment where diffusion of the ligand is restricted.
In contrast, α3β2γ2 receptors are characterized by a markedly slower rate and smaller extent of apparent desensitization (Fig. 4).
On the other hand, during growth on galactose, a less preferred fermentable carbon source, as well as the non-fermentable source glycerol, the single mutants rgm1Δ and usv1Δ grow markedly slower than WT and this growth defect is amplified in the double mutant rgm1Δ usv1Δ.
Long-term nonprogressors (LTNPs), who experience markedly slower disease progression and represent 2%to5%5% of HIV-infected individuals [ 19], serve as an ideal model for studying the biological mechanisms of the slow progression to AIDS [ 20].
In contrast, 18F-PSMA-1007 showed markedly slower pharmacokinetics with increased and delayed delivery of the tracer in non-target tissue, the gastrointestinal tract and PSMA-mediated organs, like the spleen, kidneys, and adrenal glands over time (2 h p.i).
