Sentence examples for much slower decline from inspiring English sources

My butt is still slipping, but it's a much slower decline.

Thereafter, a much slower decline (for a few hours) takes place until the recovery to the original equilibrium state of the sample.

These steroid-induced increases in beta 2-adrenergic receptor mRNA returned to control levels by 24 h and were followed by a much slower decline in beta 2-adrenergic receptor in plasma membranes.

The light curves for type II supernovae are characterised by a much slower decline than type I, on the order of 0.05 magnitudes per day, excluding the plateau phase.

Kinetic energies and nickel yields are somewhat lower than type Ia supernovae, hence the reduced visual luminosity, but energy from the ionisation of the many solar masses of remaining hydrogen can contribute to a much slower decline in luminosity and produce the plateau phase seen in the majority of core collapse supernovae.

The rapid drop in surface pressure is followed by a much slower decline in surface pressure over many hours.

The rise in food prices was largely offset by further, albeit much slower, declines in the price of energy.

Macrospores or hollow structure formed by non-solvating porogen often induced fast decline of transmittance and early phase separation, while micropores formed by solvating porogen lead to much slower declines of transmittance and later phase separation.

Although neonatal mortality rates are also decreasing globally, Africa is experiencing much slower declines than other regions [ 2].

It is possible that the underlying mechanism of repair depends on the model and/or conditions of renal injury (abrupt hemodynamic changes in the renal ablation, much slower progressive decline in the MWF model).

Conversely, the transplant recipients in this study experienced a much slower GFR decline (0.12 ml · min−1 · month−1) than had previously been described in other large clinical β-cell transplantation trials.