In recent years, games have been developing at a fast rate and a deep understanding of the game development procedures is needed in order to keep up with the advancements in technology.
The science of usability testing is developing at a fast rate.
If novel anti-metastatic drugs are to be developed at a faster rate to prevent recurrence and relapse, in vitro platforms that better recapitulate the microenvironment of in vivo tissues must be developed.
During the first 40 days post-inoculation, tumors from the mtDNA and mtDNA cells developed at a faster rate than mtDNA, mtDNA and mtDNA0.2 cells although this was not statistically significant.
Feminism within India is divided along class, caste, sexuality and disability, and as parts of India develop at a faster rate, increased social and economic inequality is giving rise to new problems like sexual harassment at the workplace and in public transport.
Technology is developing at a faster rate, with ever more devices becoming more connected, and at ever greater speeds.
Live streaming technology, particularly via Twitch, Facebook Live, Periscope, and other similar apps, is developing at a faster rate thanks to a combination of factors that is making live streaming more popular amongst users; some of these factors include the practicality of mobile devices, better Internet connections, and a greater expectation to be "in the moment" in a social media context.
We found that the 1322T mouse did indeed develop more severe polyposis, with more tumours developing at a faster rate than in the Min model.
In particular, the spread of social network services is allowing researchers in science and technology to share and develop their latest technologies at a fast rate.
Experimental horses developed EMND at a faster rate than in this current study.
