Sentence examples for range of slowing from inspiring English sources

A more variable range of slowing in motor nerve conduction velocity is observed in demyelinating neuropathies caused by mutations in MTMR2, SBF2 and SH3TC2.

For the middle range of slowing values 25-500%) there is some overlap between the 3 groups, so that a statistical probability of the presence of malignancy is available from the test.

It now offers a range of slower copiers, selling in the $2,800-to-$7,000 price range, that analysts say are competing effectively against Canon and Xerox in the small-office market.

This paper describes the SST-1 Data Acquisition systems (DAS), which with its heterogeneous composition and distributed architecture, aims to cover a wide range of slow to fast channels interfaced with a large set of diagnostics.

These fires occurred within the native range of slow loris populations.

A recent study in marmoset monkeys proposed that FR may code a particular range of slow to medium repetition rates (∼10 to 45 Hz) in the anterior field of AC [19].

But, a more even range of slow to fast evolving sites may be best for phylogenetic analyses because it incorporates both slow sites to carry a signal from deeper divergences, as well as fast sites for more recent divergences.

As with most assays, we discovered embryos displaying a range of slow muscle development phenotypes from no observable defects to the loss of muscle fibers and segment boundary errors.

For a recent bound we used the fastest reported Dehalococcoides doubling time (0.8 days [ 6]), as well as a range of slower reported growth rates from anaerobic environmental systems for more realistic estimates 11-14 dayss [ 47- 49]).

The observed characteristic peak-to-end duration of about 160 ms is also compatible with the finding that conscious percepts tend to be locked to an ongoing theta (∼4 –7 Hz) or high delta (∼1 –3 Hz) rhythm (Melloni et al., 2007; Doesburg et al., 2009; Nakatani et al., 2014; Sitt et al., 2014), which is also the frequency range of slow positive event-related potentials, such as the P3.

Percentage of "slowing" ranged from 4 to 30%.