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The first phase involved a pre-mid 80s constant population, fast growth for about 9 years (from around 1985 to 1993) and a much slower phase from around 1993 to 2007.

Analysis with the two-binding-state model allowed the separation of FRAP recovery curves into two largely independent phases, a first relatively quick phase from zero to ten seconds (k1off = 0.616 s−1 for WT) and a second much slower phase that represented the plateau (k2off = 0.03 s−1 for WT), such that k1off ≫ k2off.

Following a sharp crossover this phase is replaced with a much slower phase in which these entities are being tested and gradually refined.

The viral load decays to below the limit of detection, reaching a quasi-steady-state that has recently been observed experimentally [ 47] and is consistent with a much slower phase of decay (half-life of >67 weeks).

As in any of the BBB described in the manuscript in this case the initial rapid innovative phase will inevitably be replaced by a much slower phase in which various "body plans" for Internet-based services are tested and gradually refined (or altogether discarded).

The much slower elimination phase of m-THPC (Table 3) is similar to that of plasma.

[ 5- 7] The pattern of viral decline seems to be biphasic, with a rapid viral decline within the first 24 48 hours followed by a much slower second phase of viral decline.

Structural biology of phosphorylated and glycosylated proteins has been advancing at a much slower pace due to difficulties in using high-resolution NMR studies in solution phase.

Instead, one can resort to a quadrature implementation, where baseband I and Q signals containing the phase information are generated that vary much slower than the phase of the modulated carrier, thus making it feasible to implement them digitally.

The treated gels came out of Phase III much slower than untreated, moving through Phase II after Phase III and finally to Phase I, as shown in Figure 1.

In relapsing onset multiple sclerosis, the disability progression during Phase 1 was much slower, and that during Phase 2 was somehow slower, than in progressive onset multiple sclerosis.