Sentence examples for slow adaption from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, among weight-disconcordant twins, overweight was associated with lesser desiccation of the intervertebral discs suggested to be due to slow adaption to mechanical loading [ 32].

Overall results of 12 patients who received the wisconsin card sorting test (WSCT) were within average limits, but 7 of these 12 showed attentional deficits with slow adaption, the tendency to keep one strategy, difficulties with reasoning, and problems to maintain the intentional thread.

The only way of reducing this effect would be to decrease the value of β k, but this would in turn also result in slower adaption to an increased noise level.

Interestingly, levels of circulating glucagon and insulin exhibited significant negative and positive correlations, respectively, with the severity of jet lag in CK1ε−/− mice, and WT mice that exhibited particularly slow phase adaption exhibited greatly elevated circulating insulin.

The higher prices might just slow the overall adaption of the Ultrabooks as the higher price will likely cause consumers and retailers to shy away.

Indeed, the model qualitatively reproduced the experimental observations that a reduced expression level of Pbs2 will decrease the maximum response of Hog1 and slows down the adaption of Hog1 response (Figure S2) [10].

This adaption is fairly slow in order to make the transition between the noise levels less apparent.

6 Adaption of DALK worldwide is slow, partly because of the technical challenges of this surgery and its non-standardised nature.

In contrast to the critical attitude of cargo carriers towards waiting time in ports, the adaption of containerships' cruising speeds (also known as slow steaming) is not seen as a problem.

Although adaption of automation in the building construction sector has been slow, principles of industrial automation are applicable to this domain, both to building construction, civil engineering, and to prefabrication of construction components.

As shown in Figure 10, the simulations suggest that the perfect adaption of Hog1 is only slightly affected by the knockout of the slow transcriptional feedback loop.