Sentence examples for slowly maturing from inspiring English sources

Autophagosomes fuse with endosomes or lysosomes to mature, so a defect in endosomal function can lead to non-maturing or slowly maturing autophagosomes.

Furthermore, young of quickly maturing mammalian species generally display more adult-like antipredator behavior than young of slowly maturing species following alarm calls (for species reaching sexual maturity at one year of age: Hedge's d ± SE = −0.032 ± 0.150; ages 1 3 years, −0.923 ± 0.209; age >3 years, −0.592 ± 0.203; Lea and Blumstein, in review).

Under Coach Bob Bradley, the team is slowly maturing.

"India," he added, "is slowly maturing into a conventional great power".

The best example is that of slowly maturing goods such as wines or timber.

But I'm slowly maturing as an athlete, realising slower sessions are just as valuable as the faster stuff.

Sharks are particularly vulnerable to overfishing because they grow slowly, mature late and produce few young.

Mr. Tung noted that elections are a relatively new phenomenon in Hong Kong, adding, "The development of our political system will slowly mature".

Now, in work that offers insights into how birds--and perhaps people--learn new behaviors, MIT scientists have found that immature and adult birdsongs are driven by two separate brain pathways, rather than one pathway that slowly matures.

Though UN-formulated norms have slowly matured to the status of binding international law, the fragmentation of knowledge in modern society is such that few scientists know about the existence and content of the related UN declarations and covenants or their implications.

The winemakers, who produced the wine carefully, selected the best grapes from meticulously pruned vines, harvested the grapes, and finally allowed the wine to slowly mature.