Sentence examples for more slowly through from inspiring English sources

An older person with hypothyroidism might have constipation because stool moves more slowly through the bowels.

They don't go dormant indoors but will grow more slowly through the dark days of winter.

Shear waves from earthquakes travel more slowly through high-temperature areas of the mantle.

Water moves more slowly through shrubs and other buffer plantings as compared to turf, thus reducing your irrigation needs.

The ITF has also developed a larger tennis ball, called the Type 3, which travels more slowly through the air.

Still others will be able to just squeeze through the pores and so will diffuse more slowly through the membrane.

They placed the cloak in a tank of water tainted with enough white paint to make light diffuse through it more slowly than through the polymer.

Then, even more slowly exhale through your nose and gently pull in your lower belly as if you're now squeezing out the air.

And unlike the weather, which is highly variable anyway, these water trends build up more slowly, even through wet and dry years, so we can easily tell that, yes, things are getting worse.

Moreover, we show that when miRISC binds alone to the target mRNA, the mRNA is degraded more slowly, probably through a deadenylation-independent pathway.

Finally, specialist electronics group Acal fell 6.5p to 157.75p after it said it was seeing a recovery in its key UK, German and French markets but this was coming through more slowly than expected.