Sentence examples for retarded more from inspiring English sources

Flow in high permeability zones is retarded more than in low permeability ones which results in typically 15 36% extra sweep area based on single phase experiments.

The effect of a 0.11 0.12 kg/m3 water loading ratio is comparable to a decrease in H2 concentration by 0.6%vol in the deflagration regime and by 1 2%vol in the detonation regime, while transition to detonation is retarded more significantly.

Volta potential variations along the unexposed surface are attributed to variations in surface composition and resulted in an accelerated localized growth of ZnO and a retarded more uniform growth of an amorphous Cu2O-like oxide.

A potential reason for induced preterm births is evidence of poor fetal growth; a proportion of these babies would become more severely growth retarded (more extremely SGA) or stillborn.

CST3-His expression in HEK293 cells resulted in adhesive growth (Supplementary Figures S1B and C), indicating that the more adhesive HEK293-CST3-His HEK293-CST3-His HEK293-CST3-Histheir growth was retarded more than the cellsHis cells (SupplemigratedFigure S1D).

Fifty-nine percent were intellectually disabled, or mentally retarded; more than two-thirds had full-blown autism, as opposed to milder forms like Asperger's; and boys outnumbered girls five to one.

The melting of the wax as a result of the thermal treatment can cause its redistribution through the spheres, covering them and retarding more the drug release [ 7].

Those now coming out of the institutions are the more profoundly retarded, a more difficult population to care for.

implanted hollow fibres was retarded by more than 50% after treatment with 2- 4-amino-3-methylphenyl benzothiazole (6.7 and 10 mg kg(-1)).

First, it is interesting, newsworthy, challenging of orthodoxy and entropy, the very forces that retard more hierarchical organizations such as the ones the Open Stack organizers are trying to improve upon.

In other words, it seems that children who would once have been labelled "retarded" are now more likely to be given the more specific diagnosis of "autistic".