Sentence examples for a faster transit from inspiring English sources

"You could hypothetically speaking, find a faster transit commute, like from one side of the Long Island Rail Road to the other," he said, but he tried to argue again that the bike was the fastest — in general.

In the human scintigraphy study, the film-coated placebo risedronate tablet had a faster transit time than an uncoated round placebo tablet.

Harder, more pellet-like samples mean a longer time spent in the colon, where water is leached out; that suggests constipation, while a watery sample indicates a faster transit through the body.

With such a fast transit time and large magnetic cloud magnetic field, why did not a large magnetic storm occur?

A fourth option - linking Heathrow and Gatwick via a fast transit link - is a non-starter, according to David Kaminski-Morrow: "As a passenger, I get annoyed if I only have to change terminal building in transit!" Heathrow needs capacity urgently, according to Mr Budd.

What other city can boast of 200 miles of walking and bicycling trails, a fast transit hub to the airport, fare-free light rail in the city core and free parking for electric cars?

To confirm our postulation that TSPY mediated a fast transit through G2/M, both HeLa cell populations were synchronized at metaphase by colcemid treatment, released into cell cycle and analyzed thereafter at 0, 124 24, 36, and 48 hours with flow cytometry.

The TTD based on the high temporal resolution data was considerably different from the weekly one with a shift towards faster transit times, while its corresponding mean transit time of water particles was approximately reduced by half (from 9.5 to 5 years).

Senna and loperamide caused the intended alterations in intestinal transit, whereas on wheat bran supplements there was a trend towards faster transit.

The amylase levels suggested two groups of patients, and we found that patients with IBS-D with higher faecal amylase had significantly higher FP activity and greater anxiety scores and a tendency to faster transit than those with lower values, suggesting that these increases might both be due to accelerated transit.

A faster gut transit could be an explanation for the observed accelerated cholesterol absorption in HSLiKO mice.