Sentence examples for slower longer from inspiring English sources

Others predict a slower, longer recovery, shaped like a "U".

Matthew Herbert's is slower, longer, more dynamic and deluxe: it deranges the senses instead.

Fathering can happen all of a sudden; mothering is slower, longer labor.

In a poem, "A Meditation in the Desert," she imagines a stone being "full / of slower, longer thoughts than mind can have".

For synthesis with TBOS, the growth becomes slower (longer induction time) and the cotton-like network can be visible for both T20 and T80 surfactants.

However, it will not be a massive bloodbath all at once for sellers, but a slower, longer process than anyone but them would like.

A broader and more porous/permeable reaction zone was created in the laboratory experiments compared to the natural samples, and it is possible that short-term experiments might not fully replicate slower, longer-term processes.

In slices loaded with Fluo-4AM, synaptic stimulation of either the sensory or the CT afferents elicited relatively fast and brief [Ca2+]i transients that are characteristic of neuronal synaptic responses, as well as slower, longer-lasting [Ca2+]i elevations that are characteristically observed in the smaller-diameter astroglia cells (Fig. 1A), as previously reported (Parri et al., 2001).

Whole grains provide slower, longer-term energy than simple carbohydrates such as potatoes, white rice, or sugar, and are less likely to cause jitters or restlessness.

In the peripheral nervous systems, at the level of the skin two basic classes of innocuous- and noxious-temperature-sensing neurons have been recognized: myelinated Aδ-fibres responsible for the first sharp pain, and C-fibres responsible for the slow, longer-lasting nociception of noxious temperature (Kandel et al, 2000).

A higher affinity to solid surface leads to a larger retardation and therefore a slower movement, longer residence time and ultimately longer τrr and memory.