Sentence examples for very much slower from inspiring English sources

The Boer advance, however, will probably be very much slower, and the first collision may not take place for a day or two days later.

They achieved accuracy levels equivalent to the abacus experts, but their calculation speed was very much slower, and they showed no evidence of the CN effect.

The release rate of 4-amino salicylic acid from its nanocomposite was obviously very much slower than that from the physical mixture, indicating that the nanocomposite potentially can be used as a better alternative as compared to the free drug.

The pace is very much slower, of course: "I'd hazard a guess at about 8mph," says Danny Williams, a member of London Mayor Boris Johnson's road taskforce, who saw the Japanese system at work on a recent trip to Tokyo.

The hydrocortisone release was increased to 82% within first 12 h while the release rate of imipenem/cilastatin was very much slower so that 20% of the drug was released during this period of time suggesting this nanofibrous mat is very suitable to inhibit inflammation (by hydrocortisone) and infection (using imipenem/cilastatin antibiotic and ZnO NPs) principally for the wound dressing purposes.

Both of these complexes have a similar association rate for RNA, but a very much slower dissociation rate than that seen for the eIF4AIII-MLN51 SELOR complex in the absence of a nucleotide, showing that RNA binding to these complexes is much tighter.

Finally, the study will argue that the pace of adoption of water policy reform has been very much slowed in the Middle East in particular through the import of 'virtual water' to ameliorate the region's serious water deficit.

A possible inference from this observation is that algal genomes have become very stable and that intron evolution now is very much slowed.

In football terms, he wants a bye week to get himself organized; he would also like very much to slow down what is starting to look like momentum for Obama in the battleground states.

While IE8's usage stats are pointing down, it's been a very slow trend (much slower than the adoption of IE10 over IE9).

When asked how it's going one of the brothers, Irvin Brown, answered: "Slow, very slow, much too slow".