Sentence examples for relatively slow increase from inspiring English sources

One limitation of this study is that the in vitro AMF exposures were only 20 W, which resulted in a relatively slow increase in washer temperature.

The relatively slow increase of prices in the services sector, and the decline in apparel prices, were helping to offset price rises elsewhere, Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist for Miller Tabak & Company, said in a research note.

Ironically, the relatively slow increase in American workers' wages also results, in part, from the success of the American economic model throughout the world.

However, the relatively slow increase in the total number of genes in all lineages (Figure 3) suggests that RBR genes are, as a whole, quite "resistant" to genome duplications, that is, most genes produced after these duplications tend to be lost [29].

However, mice given an oral administration of JSOG-6 for 12 weeks after OVX showed a relatively slow increase in body weight compared to the OVX group.

It might also be speculated if the relatively slow increase in the number of patients who are admitted might be explained in the same way.

Meanwhile, categories showing relatively slow increases included shelter, up 0.2%, while apparel costs rose 0.1%.

Increasing the nodes while keeping the terrain dimensions constant results in rapid increase in the number of coordinated interfering links and relatively slower increase in number of non-coordinated interfering links.

This has also contributed to the relatively slower increase of trade in agricultural products compared to products produced by other sectors measured in value terms.

The relatively slower increase in CPAP use among neonates ≤32 weeks may relate to greater difficulty in supporting very premature neonates on CPAP alone without a period of mechanical ventilation or may reflect the lack of evidence regarding use of CPAP in very preterm neonates available during the study period.

The slope of the curves showed a rapid growth during the first stage and a relatively slow growth after concrete cracking as the cycles increased.