Sentence examples for retardation relative from inspiring English sources

In the longer flow field, Sr and Cs showed a considerable peak-height reduction and a significant retardation relative to uranine and Na.

We have previously shown that a 25 mg/kg dose of ICRF-159, given at 3h intervals X4 before irradiation, significantly enhanced tumour growth retardation relative to a single dose of 100 mg/kg before irradiation.

Mutations in CUL4B have been recently associated with mental and growth retardation, relative microcephaly and motor neuron impairment; a syndrome called X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) (Cabezas et al, 2000; Tarpey et al, 2007; Zou et al, 2007, 2009).

Interestingly, the Δ(CsManD, CsUxuA) double KO exhibited growth retardation (relative to either single KO) when the species was grown on l-gulonate, suggesting that CsManD plays a role in the alternate d-mannonate metabolic pathway when l-gulonate is the carbon source.

24 RSS is associated with prenatal and postnatal growth retardation with relative sparing of the head, triangular facies and other dysmorphic features, and sometimes limb and facial asymmetry.

Rats exposed to the NOAEL combination experienced slight growth retardations, increased relative kidney weights and elevated numbers of epithelial cells in their urine.

Selective absorption of visible light results from retardation in the relative speed or vibrational frequency of the many rapidly vibrating electron pairs found in a compound.

Because of the small mass of the electron, however, the relative retardation (decrease in velocity per unit path length) is much more for it.

Relative retardation factor was also defined as; transport-rate controlled by chemical adsorption to that controlled by physical interactions.

Enhanced relative retardation of strongly sorbing compounds under such conditions is likely to affect biological and chemical transformation processes of these compounds.

The correction method reduced noise and corrected erroneous offsets on the measured double-pass phase retardation, diattenuation, and relative optic axis orientation.