Sentence examples for slow forms of from inspiring English sources

We need to remind ourselves that Hurricane Katrina and Haiti's earthquake only magnify the slow forms of devastation happening each day.

We chose to activate these channels for hours, instead of a shorter time period, to account for slow forms of channel desensitization or inactivation that may be induced (i.e. by cellular adaptation).

Thus, in divergence to unilateral slow-to-fast transitions due to chronic unloading or experimental denervation procedures, as shown by various proteomics studies [ 64– 68], the increase in slow forms of essential contractile proteins probably reflects an initial preferential loss of the fast type of neuromuscular synapses in the WR model of motor neuron disease.

Smoking pot, she said, "was a slow form of suicide".

Some call it a slow form of euthanasia.

You should examine the reasons pleasure in your life is in such short supply that you would treasure this slow form of suicide.

It is also a slow form of strangulation in which an artist's pretensions, while not without interest, are extensively indulged.

However, exposure to 60 Gy of irradiation resulted in a small, but statistically significant (14% change; ANOVA p < 0.005; n = 9) reduction in synaptic inhibition seen at 100 ms, indicating a selective depression of the gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABAA) slow form of inhibition.

Almost anybody who has traveled on the 16.8-mile stretch from the Grand Central Parkway in Queens to 92nd St in Brooklyn has a story of a lane closure, an accident or both that makes driving – and sitting — a slow form of torture.

It's important to think in pictures, and dialogue – in scripts as in novels – is actually a terribly slow form of storytelling.

Support for this theory came in 1996, when Christine Ambrosone, a biologist at the National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson, Arkansas, reported that women with a slow form of an enzyme that metabolizes a tobacco carcinogen had an added risk of breast cancer.