The phrase "a faster occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or speed of an event or phenomenon happening.
Example: "The study aims to analyze a faster occurrence of natural disasters in the region over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an increased frequency of" or "a more rapid event of".
The decomposition process was characterized by the following events: 1) an induction period followed by H2O evaporation, 2) the rapid evolution of N2O, NO, and HNO3, which supported a fast occurrence of proton transfer, and 3) the formation of NO2, most likely from HNO3, in the later stage of the decomposition.
Therefore, high Jc and fast occurrence of large resistance are the essential properties of superconductors for the application to fault detectors.
The best correlation with the fast occurrence of abnormal weight bearing until D2 was found with IL-2 (rs = 1) over VEGF, although the early peak release of the chemokines MCP-1, MIP-1α, and GRO/KC and the proinflammatory cytokines IL-1α or -β, IL-17, or IFNγ may have contributed to the initiation of incapacitation.
The annotation of the suffix tree nodes with occurrence counts permits a fast calculation of occurrence counts even for generalized strings (where we need to branch the search path) and allows us to skip many instances.
The quasi-steady state of the local Sq system (forming a part of the global Sq current system) in the southern hemisphere is established at a faster rate with the occurrence of DNT and is destroyed at a slower rate when the DNT disappears.
Finally, chronic ethanol exposure led to decreased frequency of mIPSCs, which seemed to result mainly from a decrease in occurrence of mIPSCs with fast rise times.
Forest fires are a natural occurrence, of course.
The medium resistance decreased and then increased with experimental time in the presence of the Na2SO4 film, while the charge transfer resistance reduced with time, which indicated the change of surface deposit from a solid state to a molten state and the occurrence of fast corrosion.
Our tool uses a faster approach; it finds all occurrences of TFBSs meeting the desired threshold in every sequence, and subsequently uses this information to quickly score the signatures.
