Sentence examples for a higher pace of from inspiring English sources

In time, the business sector will work through its overspending during the late 1990's and resume a higher pace of investment.

A higher pace of urban growth, greater self-government for cities, and a strong trade focus in urban public policy have all also been suggested as key factors explaining the divergence.

Those participating see the room as a window similar to traditional one-on-one Facebook chat, though I'd expect it to be a bit bigger to accommodate a higher pace of conversation.

"Not only do they have guys that move well, they just have a higher pace of play," Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano said.

This variability is greater in developing countries experiencing nutrition transition, and is partly the result of a higher pace of urbanization, modernization and affluence as well as a concomitant dramatic shift in dietary habits and lifestyles [ 2].

At the same time, however, the median unemployment rate increased slightly in the sample from 5.8 to 6.2percentt, signaling that some economies may have then started to have difficulties maintaining a high pace of job creation, as they were continuing to feel the effects of the financial crisis in advanced economies.

Findings [ 36] indicate that administrative and collegial support probably has more strongly influence on the use of research than lack of time resulting from a high pace of work.

The rate of weight gain resumed at a higher pace after cessation of anti-VEGFR2 treatment, eventually reaching the weights of untreated controls (Figure 2D), despite similar food intake during DC101 treatment and after cessation of treatment (2.35 vs 2.29 g/mouse/day).

We see that achieving the Abuja targets leads to increase in GDP of these countries at a higher pace 0.08%than those of CEMAC countries who do not meet the target.

Accordingly we used a higher pacing rate of 10 Hz to ensure regular atrial stimulation under all the pharmacological conditions.

At the same time glucose and xylose units were released from the substrate at a higher pace in the presence of TrAXE, resulting in a higher yield of glucose and xylose even in the beginning of hydrolysis.