Sentence examples for may have slower from inspiring English sources

The hybrid PT/SA may have slower convergence than genetic algorithms (GA) with good crossover heuristics, but it has the advantage of tolerating "bad" initial values and displaying robust sampling capability, even in the absence of additional information.

We considered the possibility that PLCγ1 and the Stats may have slower rates of pathway activation than other signaling proteins and are therefore not phosphorylated in response to low concentrations of EGF.

Active depression was excluded as these patients may have slower reaction times and processing speeds [ 33].

Lizard infested with ticks may have slower running speeds, lower endurance and consequently different home range than individuals without ticks (Main and Bull 2000).

In the absence of data specific to children infected through breastfeeding, who may have slower disease progression than children infected during pregnancy or delivery, we also examined the impact of wide ranges in opportunistic infection and mortality rates [ 16].

Given poorer children may have slower growth rates than richer children, so the attrition of poorer children can lead to a downward bias in our estimate of the effect of being left behind on children's growth rates.

Innovation may have slowed, but it's not gone.

I think that may have slowed them down.

"It may have slowed me down a bit.

Long-haul tourism may have slowed, but business is brisk.

"They may have slowed," he said, "but they haven't stopped".