Sentence examples for slow down this process from inspiring English sources
However, familial mutations in presenilin 1 (PS1) in AD's patients slow down this process, resulting in a reduced formation of dendritic spines, implying that down-regulated processing of EphA4 may be involved in AD pathogenesis.
We have to slow down this process so we can heal".
"We need to see how we can slow down this process".
"We have got to slow down this process," said Ms. Shepard, who has been meeting with local groups about the plan.
"Governments are important, of course, because they can slow down this process, but the essential is the way societies as a whole react, and that is what Michael Bloomberg is leading in an exemplary way," the secretary general said.
"Not only will it slow down this process, which we have been waiting decades to get done, but it will also make it more expensive for the taxpayers in the long run," he said, referring to the job cuts.
After it was opened to foreign trade in 1858, Chaozhou was gradually overtaken in size and commercial importance by Shantou, although a rail line completed in 1906 to connect the two cities slowed down this process.
By slowing down this process of optical fine-tuning, Donovan not only subtly fuses reductive, black/white abstraction with the baroque grandeur of the T's typography; in its self-consciously low-tech way, her art also reacquaints us with our concrete everyday existence.
This is because the presence of the clay immobilizes the polymer chains and free radicals formed during the degradation process (thus slowing down this process), or the presence of clay hinders the diffusion of volatile products through the nanocomposites (thus retarding the mass loss from the nanocomposites during degradation [53]).
Multiple steps in pre-clinical development, especially the investigational new drug-directed toxicology, significantly slowed down this process.
We don't know when and where problem will arise that will slow down this whole process and bring the next "Winter of AI," or when and where a new breakthrough will completely change the present scenario.
