Sentence examples for would be retarded from inspiring English sources

To his insistence on knowing whether the baby would be retarded, Dr. Nadas responded, "Mr. President, we are trying to save the baby's life".

Electrochemical reactions at the steel/rock layer interface would be retarded with lowering the permeability, referring to an improvement in the rock layer resistance and the interfacial charge transfer resistance of the electrodes.

The Founding Fathers gave Congress the power to give authors copyrights in order "[t]o promote the progress of Science and useful arts". Progress would be retarded rather than promoted, if an author could not consult with others and adopt their useful suggestions without sacrificing sole ownership of the work.

Thus, the recombination of photo induced electron and hole would be retarded.

Moreover, because Begonia species are poor dispersers (Hughes and Hollingsworth2008), gene flow among populations would be retarded, greatly augmenting effects of random genetic drift (Comes et al.2008; Hughes and Hollingsworth2008).

Therefore, the interface recombination between photoelectrode and electrolyte within DSSC would be retarded with this nitrogen-doped TiO2 sphere, resulting in the decrease of dark current and the improvement of J sc and V oc. Figure 5 Nyquist plots of T N0 - and T N2 -based quasi-solid-state DSSCs.

The ones I know, you'd be retarded to get lost in.

You would have to be retarded to pass up an opportunity like this.

number less than 75 to be retarded".

A boy who some would say is retarded.

As an example, imagine how our understanding would have been retarded in mapping the hormonal kinetics or transcriptional profile of the menstrual cycle with only one or two blood samples taken from 100 fertile women.