Sentence examples for slow timeframe from inspiring English sources

Considering the relatively slow timeframe for cell death from the 55°C and 2 M NaCl treatments (5.57 ± 0.21 h and 4.25 ± 0.38 h, respectively), the authors hypothesize that the PM retraction is an active process, whereas the 12 M HCl treatment represents a necrotic collapse.

However, the considerably slower timeframe for water incorporation into Na+ exchanged membrane enabled the evolution of different environments for water to be observed.

The timeframe for the slow conformational exchange differs by five orders of magnitude from that for the fast limit line-broadening transition (τ≈100 μs) [ 13, 14] discussed above.

The timeframe for this slow conformational exchange giving rise to resonance doublings is 100-fold longer than the global folding reaction of FKBP12 under similar conditions, with a rate of 4 s−1 at 25°C [ 53].

Compared with Twin A's timeframe, Twin B's timeframe will slow.

Recommendations: GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UNICEF Recommendations to enhance UNICEF Emergency Response Capacity - CCCs should be revised, especially the timeframe, which is not adapted to slow onset crises and protracted conflicts.

Furthermore, other methods may not accurately measure KD if the approach to complex equilibrium is slow and equilibrium is not reached in the timeframe of the assay.

Rathgeber has his slew of concerns with the bill: the rushed timeframe to consider it, the apparent refusal to accept changes, the hostility towards independent oversight of Canada's spy agencies, and, of course, the infringement on civil liberties.

For many years during this timeframe, 19F imaging research continued at a slow pace as the various attributes of the technique were explored.

IORT is embedded in the surgical removal of the mass and thus will likely prevent and/or slow down this exceptionally fast tumor growth in this timeframe.

Post-treatment timeframe: 29 - 56 DIM.