Sentence examples for slow compensatory from inspiring English sources

Among the factors that might act to trigger these events in-game, or immediately after exercise, are the decrease in Q and relatively slow compensatory vasoconstriction of leg vasculature [27, 28].

Therefore, it seems that the loss of differentiated neuron-like glomus cells induced a slow compensatory mechanism that led to an increase in the number of stem cells.

12 A total of 25 children with confirmed diagnoses of HGPS were included in the study, which revealed a vasculopathy unique to HGPS, including distinctive intracranial stenoocclusive arterial lesions, basal cistern collateral vessels, and slow compensatory collateral flow over the cerebral convexities.

Previous studies in cats revealed that vestibular habituation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) only occurs when velocity steps are delivered during the secondary phase nystagmus, suggesting that the presence of anti-compensatory slow phases may trigger the habituation process.

The reverse-mutation rate is slower than the compensatory mutation rate that improves the fitness of a resistant agent in the absence of antibiotics (9).

They generally have a slow growth rate and compensatory hypertrophy may be seen in the unaffected liver.

The overall suppression of gene expression could indicate that the antibiotics have a marked detrimental effect on the fitness of P. multocida at doses below MIC, or it is also possible that the overall transcriptional shutdown is a compensatory response by slowing metabolism.

Adaptive compensatory behaviour can thus slow the evolution of other traits in response to HIREC.

The expected pattern under a scenario of compensatory evolution would be slow evolution in the early phases of the competition experiment with more rapid selection in the later stages.

If hypoxia persists and overwhelms compensatory systems, diffuse EEG slowing occurs, eventually leading to EEG silence as anoxia approaches [ 21].

This unexpected increase in lip and jaw movement speed with disease progression is thought to be a compensatory response to the slowing of tongue movements (47, 48).