Sentence examples for predicted to slow from inspiring English sources

Growth was predicted to slow next year to 1.7%, little changed from February's 1.6% prediction.

All the big economies were predicted to slow, but Europe less than America.

"But then doubling is predicted to slow back to a century again between 2007 and 2100".

While the number of e-reader users grew by 150% through 2012, that rate of growth is predicted to slow.

Britain is expected to be the second-fastest growing G7 nation, although output growth is predicted to slow from 2.5%to2.2%2.5%to2.2%

After two years in which the economy has grown at around 4% a year, the expansion is predicted to slow only modestly, to 3.2%, in 2001.

Under the assumption that the number of available beneficial mutations is infinite, CI is predicted to: 1) slow the rate of adaptation by delaying fixation of beneficial mutations, and 2) result in a larger mean selection coefficient of fixed beneficial mutations (i.e., mutations with higher selection coefficients out-compete smaller ones).

As a result, imprinted genes are supposed to react stronger against purifying selection, whereas positive selection is predicted to be slowed down.

Bioinformatics analysis revealed an enrichment in multidomain proteins and regions of beta-strand propensity that are predicted to be slow folding and aggregation prone.

"The global economy remains challenging with the recovery that's predicted to be slow and prolonged," he said in a conference call with analysts.

An additional feature of the results is that following the end of the treatment programme, the rates of rebound of infection (given that transmission has not been interrupted) are also predicted to be slow.