Sentence examples for slow finishing from inspiring English sources

A faster finishing time, in comparison with a slow finishing time, was also associated with an increased rate (adjusted HR 1.51, 95% CI 1.14 to 2.01).

We finally contrasted those with 5 or more ski races and a fast finishing time to those who only participated once and did so with a slow finishing time (Table 4).

The former intensive exercise category (5 or more ski races combined with a fast time), had a nearly three-fold increased rate of osteoarthritis of the knee or hip compared with those in the second category (those who participated only once with a slow finishing time), also after controlling for previous injuries.

MRP TNT) and SuperFine+MRL RAxML) were the next slowest, finishing in 30 minutes and 29 minutes, respectively.

MRL RAxML) and MRP PAUP*) were the slowest, finishing in 461 minutes (i.e., more than 7.5 hours) and 675 minutes (i.e., more than 11 hours), respectively.

Seattle Slew finished fourth — his only out-of-the-money finish in his career — and didn't race again that year.

4.38pm GMT Slovakia take an early lead but some oversteering means they fall behind on the two check marks and it's a very slow finish.

His drunk scene was a feat of airy off-balance dancing, and the slow finishes of his turns fit right into his characterization.

5.04pm GMT A slow finish and Canada are a fraction of a second behind Latvia, so miss out on the medals.

A slow finish here could doom an individual rider early, while the first rider from the fastest team will probably take control of the overall leader's yellow jersey.

The Cardinals' slow finish -- which included a 35-14 loss to Minnesota and a 47-7 drubyiNewby NEnglandand in two of the last three weeks of the season -- was the biggest factor in their high price.