The phrase "a much faster response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed of responses in various contexts, such as customer service or communication.
Example: "The new system allows for a much faster response to customer inquiries, improving overall satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a significantly quicker reply" or "a considerably swifter reaction."
The nanotube BP actuators demonstrated a much faster response compared to other polymer-based actuators.
For larger analytes, there is little benefit to using the flow-through scheme for HRP adsorption since less than a twofold improvement in response time was obtained as compared to the flow-over scheme; however, for CAT adsorption, the flow-through membrane provided a much faster response.
It is found that they have a much faster response speed (a rise and decay time of about 1 ms), higher photocurrent response (2.7×106), and more reproductive working performance (the photocurrent fluctuation is lower than 2%) in the air environment.
We have designed a gapped-duplex-based approach for achieving horizontally aligned probe-DNA on a solid substrate that offers low steric hindrance with excellent mismatch discrimination capability, enhanced association constant, and a much faster response time (less than 15 min).
Seconds later I got a text from my mom asking if I was OK, which was a much faster response than she has been known to give for deaths within our own family.
Seconds later I got a text from my mum asking if I was OK, which was a much faster response than she has been known to give for deaths within our own family.
In addition, these aligned CNT array sensors show much faster response and recovery time than a random CNT network.
This agreement demonstrates that the BioScope is a promising device for studying in vivo kinetics in E. coli that shows much faster response (<10 s) in comparison with eukaryotes.
As Bandurski has documented in recent months, "we have seen much faster response on the part of the government, which has moved to release limited information quickly through official media".
Despite the fact that supercapacitors exhibit greater power, longer cycle life, and much faster response time than batteries, their practical application is still limited by the low energy density, which is significantly lower than that of batteries [10].
"This would not solve every problem, but it would mean a much faster coordinated response in a crisis".
