Sentence examples for shallower rate from inspiring English sources

Total concentrations of several steroids in maternal serum increase exponentially near end of term [ 55], but our data suggest that increases in saliva, at least over the timeframe we sampled, are potentially more linear and display a shallower rate of increase, consistent with the idea of only limited change in bioavailable hormone concentrations.

But that shallow rate-cutting scenario will not long survive a new batch of evidence that the economy is set to weaken further.

The approach is based on the out-of-equilibrium deposition of SiGe alloys graded at an exceptionally shallow grading rate (GR) of 1.5% µm−1 by low energy plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition (LEPECVD).

Overall, standing diversity (hence adaptive capacity in dynamic environments) is increased by generalist phage (that increase strain separation) and shallow growth rate gradients (that reduce the costs of diversifying away from the fastest-growing genotype).

Use a fast and shallow breathing rate, following a 1-2 (breathe in fast, breathe out fast) rhythm.

First, as the tree depth becomes shallower the implied rate of speciation increases because all trees contain 50 species.

But there is no solid evidence that the signs it looks for – faster heart rates, shallower breaths and moist skin – can accurately indicate whether someone is telling a lie.

It is also interesting to note that in the conjunction search task faster search rates (shallower slopes) were accompanied by longer RT's showing that subjects were not responding too quickly, they were searching too quickly.

We examined whether: i) strict clock models are generally more appropriate in shallow phylogenies where rate variation is expected to be low, ii) the likelihood ratio test of the clock (LRT) reliably informs which model is appropriate for dating divergence times.

Mostly weak (<10 dB), short duration, slow fading rate with shallower slope power spectra characterize the S band scintillations compared to VHF and L5 band.

Attrition of trials associated with the fastest RTs biases the estimate of the buildup rate toward shallower slope because the faster rise times drop out of the average.