Sentence examples for progress decelerated from inspiring English sources

Several investigations have shown that the onset of sarcopenia can be postponed and the progress decelerated by regular physical activity, mainly resistance exercise.

According to his think-tank's findings, social progress decelerates in rich nations as growth continues.

In a typically forthright keynote address early this week at the Technology Policy Institute's Aspen Forum, Clarium Capital's Peter Thiel argued that our current technological progress is "decelerating and stalled out".

Ronald Reagan was icily opposed to more research funding, which crucially decelerated progress towards treatment: a baffled and resentful George Bush Sr found that his misreading of the Aids issue contributed to the fizzling out of his presidency.

"Despite overall gains in human development, progress in all regions decelerated over 2008-13 compared with 2000-08," the UNDP said.

Depletion of Treg cells decelerated the progress of abnormal repair and fibrosis against silica particles.

Altogether, our study showed that depletion of CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells decelerated the progress of silica-induced lung fibrosis and this might provide a new insight in limit the process of fibrosis for silicosis patients by using anti-CD25 Abs.

Higher soybean contents decelerated the degradation progress.

However, this decline recently decelerated, raising concerns that progress toward eliminating TB is slowing.

In the past decade, though, the country chart has decelerated, as hits make slow progress through a big but diffuse musical marketplace.

The diagnosis of and intervention for MCI could be an effective way for early detection and decelerating the progress of dementia among older adults.