Sentence examples for radical slowing from inspiring English sources

We come to darkness, silence, the radical slowing of death: dementia's long goodbye.

I can read, in Shenk's book, that Alzheimer's is essentially a radical slowing of death—"what is usually a quick flicker we see in super slow motion".

In the New Yorker, writer Stefan Merrill Block quotes David Shenk's The Forgetting to describe dementia as a "radical slowing of death" – "what is usually a quick flicker, we see in super slow motion".

Soot oxidation consumes O and OH radicals, slows the autoignition reactions, and increases the lift-off height.

Alpha-tocopherol, a synthetic vitamin E, is thought to prevent brain cell damage by destroying toxic free radicals and slowing down the cognitive decline in the finished phase 3 trial.

If Umbria was the cradle of the 12th-century religious renaissance and of the later artistic Renaissance, it has more recently been at the forefront of another radical movement: Slow Food.

One client, several years ago, shared her surprised reaction at the radical idea of slowing down to move ahead.

"Vitamin C is the most abundant antioxidant in the body fighting free radicals to slow the aging process".

"Vitamin C is the most abundant antioxidant in the body fighting free radicals to slow the aging process," Lekus told HuffPost.

Antioxidants that react with the free radicals (called free radical scavengers) can slow the rate of autoxidation.

These metabolites confer skin protection by preventing lipid peroxidation, thereby avoiding free radicals formation, and consequently slowing the cutaneous aging process.