Sentence examples for slow the timing from inspiring English sources

More immediately, the strong pound may slow the timing of the next interest rate increase in the UK.

For example, it has been reported that lesions of different subregions of the frontal cortex can disrupt timing performance or slow the acquisition of timing behaviour of rats on the FIPP [33,34].

What the transplanted tissue did was to speed up or slow down the timing of embryonic events to assume a more duck-like or quail-like schedule.

This strategy would theoretically slow the gastrointestinal carbohydrate absorption and allow the system to deliver insulin, with its slower absorption characteristics, with a more optimal timing.

Huge shifts are taking place beneath the calm surface of Japanese business, but they are glacially slow and the timing of their impact is unpredictable.

Alternatively, the loss of JH might have simply slowed the rate of growth but not changed the timing of metamorphosis.

Two-photon microscopy is widely used to study brain function, but conventional microscopes are too slow to capture the timing of neuronal signalling and imaging is restricted to one plane.

The clock analogy stems in part from the fact that C. elegans has a homolog of the period circadian clock gene, lin-42, which, when mutated, slows developmental timing (Jeon et al. 1999; Monsalve et al. 2011).

But the curveball is a valuable weapon, Lee said, because it is his slowest pitch and disrupts the timing of hitters expecting fastballs and cutters.

This reflects the slow-turning nature of the timing model used.

We expected that children will respond slower than adults, but the timing of the EEG DE will not differ in such extent in children and adults as the RT.