Sentence examples for uniquely slow from inspiring English sources
It is classically defined as a transient loss in spontaneous and evoked electrical activity, associated with a large DC potential change in the interstitial space, which both propagate at a uniquely slow speed of about 3 mm/min [2], [3].
In the novel signaling mechanism in human airway epithelia described here, Ca2+ influx is characterized by uniquely slow kinetics.
Thus, Sba1 rather than halting the chaperone cycle, it uniquely slows it down, perhaps regulating the time a particular client is held in a specific conformation [10].
For composites with 2 and 6 wt% clay loading, uniquely slower crystallization occurred.
Unlike other female presenters, she made no attempt to reproduce the famous sexual chemistry that existed between him and Denise van Outen and, almost uniquely, he would sometimes slow down and let Liza take the lead.
The parameter for the slowest component was fixed at the average value (11.3 ns) of the observed lifetimes for free 2AP base, 9-methyl-2AP, and 2AP-riboside (ranging from 10.4 to 11.8 ns) for most of the transients because the time window of the femtosecond experiments (up to 400 ps) was too short to determine uniquely the slowest decay component.
Although environmentalists for decades have worried about overpopulation for many good reasons, I suggest the fast-upcoming thresholds in climate change provide uniquely powerful reasons to consider taking real action to slow population growth.
Whether in the mainstream media or inside the corridors of power (in either party for that matter), they were uniquely positioned to stop this runaway train, or at least slow it way down.
Not only does it have the lowest oil price protections in place among the big three European carriers, British Airways is also uniquely vulnerable to the slowing economies of both Britain and the United States, Mr. van den Brul said.
Strikingly, enzymes implicated in external reactions fall within this central group, and are not distinguished by having a uniquely fast or slow rate of substitution.
