Sentence examples for much slower fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Much slower fluctuations were observed in the surface of PS-POSS thin films than in the polystyrene thin films, despite the negligible difference in their bulk viscosity.

The former fluctuations are much slower than the latter ones.

Since q-exponentials have a power law decay, the decay rate in this generalized fluctuation theorem is much slower than the conventional exponential decay.

The other limit, when fluctuations in D are much slower than doubling time, will again result in somewhat "homogeneous population" with several different groups of cells.

But biochemistry and biophysics studies showed that the conformational fluctuations of proteins can be much slower than previously assumed, because of the rugged energy landscape of protein conformations [10], [11], [13], [17], [18], [19].

Thus the quantitative significance of the time-averaged variance for the more viscous solutions in this short time limit is poor, as fluctuations for the more viscous samples are averaged out much slower than for the less viscous samples.

Dynamic fluctuations within the adlayer occur on the time scale of seconds, much slower than in Cl adlayers on Cu(1 0 0).

Much slower slow ball?

Much slower.

"The pacing is much slower.

Things here go much slower.