Sentence examples for slow suggests from inspiring English sources

Like the rest of Late Registration, Drive Slow suggests an artist effortlessly outstripping his peers: more ideas, better lyrics, bigger hooks, greater depth.

Sustain "Cook it low and slow," suggests Cosmo Goss of Chicago's Publican Quality Meats.

The continual maintenance of %HRmax even after the athlete begins to slow suggests that the effort is not 'turned off' immediately.

However, the finding that ABA transport into Arabidopsis root cells is not concentrative and relatively slow suggests that diffusion of the protonated lipophilic species is not the dominant transport mechanism in Arabidopsis roots under these growth conditions.

There was chatter in the markets that the auction was quite slow – suggesting traders may be more nervous of Italian debt since the downgrade.

Its conditioned responses (CRs) are relatively slow, suggesting that memory storage for NMR conditioning may be predominantly cortical.

The rate of fibril formation is however slow, suggesting that 12 18 mers may be kinetically trapped as 'off-pathway' species.

Yet, we still encountered some variant sites for which EM convergence was slow, suggesting lack of indentifiability of the model with the observed data (Meng and Rubin, 1991).

Such spontaneous migration is relatively slow, suggesting the directional diffusion is unlikely solely responsible for the faster migration reported in many of the related studies (Kim et al. 2004; Yang et al. 2009; Zhang et al. 2001).

Indeed, compared to delay conditioning, trace conditioning is notoriously slow, suggesting that the learning rate is low, and thus that there should be a lower ramp, in accord with the experimental results.

The finding that talin1 rapidly localises to FA whereas recruitment of talin2 to FB is significantly slower suggests that they have distinct functions and also modes of regulation.