Sentence examples for slower loss from inspiring English sources

A lower D value would promote a slower loss of lycopene during beads' generation, even though greater emulsion stability could also play a role on this higher conservation.

Results from these tests indicate that prestressing bar exhibits slower loss of strength and stiffness than conventional prestressing steel strands and wires throughout the temperature range of 20 800 °C.

However, the PE 100 has an overall higher level of crystallinity, and it may be speculated that this is one of the reasons for the slower loss of antioxidant.

The same kinetic experiment as before was performed and a similar, although slower loss of Cdk9 was observed (Figure 1B).

Both parental M17 and control shRNA lines showed a similar loss of pA-GFP fluorescence when quantified over time whereas PINK1 deficient cells had a slower loss of pA-GFP (Fig. 4A, B).

In contrast, measuring mitochondrial connectivity in mammalian cells, we find that decreasing Drp1 had a suppressive effect and, measuring fusion, we observed slower loss of pA-GFP in PINK1 deficient cells.

However, during a slow loss of pressure, the brakes could have eventually disengaged.

An eventual danger, he added, is the slow loss of intellectual property as local professionals start their own businesses with what they have learned from American companies.

For years, BT has been suffering a slow loss of market share in broadband to Sky, but that trend has been reversed in the last three quarters.

In early, smaller trials, Macugen and another drug like it being developed by Genentech not only slowed loss of vision but significantly improved it.

As his illness progressed, Lubbock wrote a memoir describing the slow loss of the grip on language that defined his life.