Sentence examples for systematically slow from inspiring English sources

A recent memorandum of agreement between two groups within the FDA's Centre for Drug Evaluation and Research will systematically slow drug development and increase its costs.

And because Belgium never does it like anybody else, local DJs reappropriated this imported soul music by systematically slowing down the tracks they played.

Angela Merkel, the country's sober, deliberate and altogether un-Trumpian chancellor, systematically slow-walked measures that could have accelerated Europe's recovery.

However, compared with the low-pressure data, H2O diffusion at high pressure is systematically slower.

We also found that the projected outgoing velocities of the ejecta are systematically slower in small flares than in large flares.

When the latter was lower or higher than the participants' baseline velocity, subsequent pointing movements became systematically slower or faster than the natural ones.

Unloaded velocities of CL constructs with WT-length NL domains were similar, but CL constructs were systematically slower than WT under hindering loads.

Indeed, inspection of the behavioral data revealed that all stress conditions were evaluated systematically slower than the vowel quality conditions (see Table 2).

The η parameter allows the drift diffusion model to account for data in which error responses are systematically slower than correct responses (Ratcliff, 1978 ).

Although the force velocity curves for DmK-WT and HsK-WT are practically indistinguishable, extending the NL of these motors by 6 AA, using either the sequence LQASQT or AEQKLT, showed that with the same insert sequences, human constructs were systematically slower than the corresponding Drosophila constructs.

Regions that include adhesions systematically show slower dynamics (Dapp ≈ 1 μm/s) than regions without visible adhesions (Fig. 7), in accord with Table 3 data obtained from the line-scanning experiment.