Sentence examples for much slower samples from inspiring English sources

Research timelines are much slower, samples analysis is more prone to failure, and the resulting data is less user-friendly than participants would expect from a commercial or medical test.

On the other hand, the position and orientation of the rigid body can be measured through a stereo vision system at much slower sample rate and with latency due to the vision processing time.

We choose a much slower sampling frequency for the hemodynamic measurements to increase the duration of these recordings and the size of the acquired data.

The main finding provides evidence that the hygrometric change (i.e. water exchange) in gelatine and the historical parchment samples 15th-18thh century) is much slower than in new parchment samples, thus indicating that the behaviour of parchment artefacts at varying RH relates to the proportions of collagen and gelatine they contain.

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.

It is interesting that the nanocrystal growth is much slower in the ethyl sample compared to the others.

The signal decay process in the bulk composite samples is much slower due to their low gas permeability at room temperature (RT).

Conserv samples exhibited a much slower, yet steady gain in compressive strength up to 56 days (Table 2).

Since only few Ag dendrites were observed on the film prepared in the 1/0.5 mM AgNO3/BuNH2 solution, the second increase in λmax for these samples appeared to be much slower than others.

The exception was donor b, in which the virus seemed to replicate at a much slower pace compared to the other 5 donor samples.

For the Cu-rich samples, the phase separation process is much slower.