Sentence examples for sustained slower from inspiring English sources
However, some women, all between 32 and 41 weeks gestation, expressed movements were becoming more sustained, slower and occurring less often, many reported "squirming".
Genes in cluster C displayed a sustained, slower increase of their transcript levels than those in clusters A and B. 37% of the genes in cluster C encoded ribosomal proteins.
Whether sustained slow growth comes to pass remains unknown.
Chou Wen-chung's string quartet "Clouds" closed with a finely sustained slow movement one would want to hear again.
The dancers also descend to the floor, sometimes with remarkably sustained slow control, and lie, sit or move upended, with their backs or just their shoulders on the ground.
These observations suggest that sustained slow shear failure arises as a consequence of both low values of normal stress and low values of intrinsic gouge hardness (i.e., frictional strength).
As shown in Figure 4, a typical release profile was observed for all six tested nano-complex solutions, including an initial rapid release followed by a sustained slow release over a prolonged time up to several weeks.
On pharmacokinetic analysis, in vitro enzyme-linked immunosorbent and alkaline phosphatase assays revealed sustained, slow release of rhBMP-2 over 28 days, with a cumulative release of one third of the initial load diffusing out of the scaffold.
We conclude that PLGA/Ca P cement composites can be considered as sustained slow release vehicles and that the release and retention of rhBMP-2 can be modified according to the desired profile to a limited extent.
Had the study been longer, she believes it would find similar results, with a sustained slowing of the signs of aging.
How do we dose novel targeted drugs in patients with renal or hepatic failure undergoing SLEDD (sustained slow-efficiency dialysis) or MARS (Molecular Adsorbents Recirculation System) treatment?
