Sentence examples for still retarded from inspiring English sources

"The only problem with adopting a retarded child is that the retarded child, when you are 80 is well, still retarded and that she wouldn't enjoy the freedoms of setting them free at age 18, so she was only going to adopt a retarded child with a terminal illness so it has an expiration date, because who would adopt a retarded child with a terminal illness?

The successful production and purification of full-length, soluble, and natural fusion proteins, however, are still retarded by various obstacles such as the need for pretreatment to remove the cell debris and colloid contaminants, a relatively long operation time, and protein solubility.

Intermittent anticoagulation was without effect on metastasis formation but still retarded primary growth.

There was an increase in his achievement of developmental milestones, but his development was still retarded seven months after the start of therapy.

However, by 6 weeks, control nerves had reached their maximum conduction velocity of around 40 ms−1, whereas the conduction velocity in mutant nerves was still retarded.

In vitro, we found that Bcl2A1 expression was sufficient to rescue the apoptotic phenotype in the PDK1 knockout pre-B cells, but the development of IgM/IgD-positive cells was still retarded.

Life is still decadently retarded, but sex seems to be less subject to the average American's favorite all-or-nothing ethos of Madonnas and whores and Teen Moms and cheerleaders or something something something.

Growth was still slightly retarded but the final OD was significantly increased in comparison with the Δ ipsA strain.

Even with the disruption effect of loading buffer 2, which contains potassium polyvinyl sulfate to disrupt the polymer/siRNA complex, the migrating band became very weak at a 5 : 1 ratio and siRNA was still fully retarded by P2 at a molar ratio of 101: 101

When the mothers' diet is changed at day 16 from 5% PbAc to one containing 25 ppm Pb, and neonates allowed free access to the solid diet, the sucklings still have retarded body growth but do not develop paraplegia or grossly apparent vascular damage of the cerebellum.

Blocking of TNF may inhibit its bioactivity fully, may reduce bioactivity to levels below the putative threshold of destruction with residual signs and symptoms but no destruction, or may reduce bioactivity to levels above that threshold but still significantly retard joint damage compared with other treatment modalities, without preventing progression in full.