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If for the same settings for ({upeta }) and (zeta ), the activation levels are lower ((X_{1} = 0.6) and (X_{2} = 0.6)), then the equilibrium value is lower too (0.64), and the learning is much slower, as is shown in Fig. 3. So, it is found that the positive equilibrium value occurs for (X_{1} > 0) and (X_{2} >0), and in that case this equilibrium is attracting.

The pace was much slower as well, helping a young American team.

The body's tissues need stem cells to remain healthy and in good working order, but in older people, stem cells stop doing their job – this is why wounds heal so much slower as we age.

For this new computer Apple designed a new operating system, though it also offered a capability known as emulation that allowed the machine to run the same software, albeit much slower, as the Apple II.

These variations are normally much slower as compared to the baseband data rate.

The nuclear response is much slower, as the ER-estrogen complex moves to the nucleus, where it functions as a transcription factor, both activating and repressing gene expression.

Only the time evolution of PEG-D UV vis absorbance at pH 5.7 is shown as the rate of reaction is much slower at this pH as compared to the reaction performed at elevated pH levels.

Over the very long-time frame it is likely that the fast transmission in the beginning of the epidemic turns much slower at later stages, as Colgate et al 52 suggest.

I'm not being pious – Best's temples are built and burned in the midst of the funnest, most hedonistic, most ridiculous place on Earth – but the more you think about it the more extraordinary it seems that the institutional art world has been not so much slow as self-harming in not engaging Best's services.

Surprisingly, all nrdAB mutants overexpressing nrdHIEF proved capable of growing in the presence of oxygen with only a class Ib enzyme, although they displayed much slower growth rates as well as a filamentous morphology (Figure S2).

There are some cancers where progress has been much slower – such as lung, brain, pancreatic and oesophageal cancers.