Sentence examples for specifically slower from inspiring English sources

Toby C. Lenk, the chief executive and president of eToys, said late last year that eToys's struggles were attributable to a generally tough retail environment and, specifically, slower than expected Internet retail sales.

In accordance with this line of thought, we found that multiplicatively related triplets were indeed responded to specifically slower under articulatory suppression.

Together, N backbone dynamics experiments confirm that dynamical differences, specifically slower motions, across the picosecond to nanosecond time scale are present in the C-terminal hydrophobic region of Aβ43 compared to that of Aβ42.

Specifically, slow stirring and slow addition of 1 eq NaBH4/mol of gold are critical to effect the preferential growth of the series of Au20, Au24, and Au39/40 nanoclusters.

Critically, participants' response times showed an interaction of stimulus format and keypad layout: participants were specifically slowed when entering numeric stimuli using a telephone keypad layout.

In conclusion, our data provide evidence for a new site of intervention of histamine, through which it can specifically slow down cell cycle progression in hematopoietic progenitors.

Specifically, slow-wave sleep (SWS), which is hallmarked by slow oscillatory activity (<1 Hz) in the human electro-encephalogram (EEG) and is most pronounced during the first part of nocturnal sleep, has been implicated in the consolidation of declarative memories.

In the case of hippocampal-dependent declarative memories, non-rapid eye movement sleep (NREM, stages 1-4), slowifically slowaveve sleep (SWS, combined stages 3 & 4), is thought to facilitate the shift of the burden of memory reactivation from short term dependence on hippocampal areas to long term stores in the neocortex, a process known as systems consolidation [9], [10].

Specifically, slow evolving genes (cluster 1) were enriched in early zygotic genes.

Specifically, slow muscle myosin fibrils were seen in varying stages of degeneration.

Additional in vivo experiments showed that GREM2 hyperactivity specifically slows conduction velocity in the atrium, without affecting ventricular contraction.