The most remarkable observation is that these dominant lamellae do not grow at a fixed, constant rate, as predicted by most growth theories, but rather they initially spurt forwards at a rate substantially faster than the macroscopic growth rate, and then slow down or stop.
In its GTP bound form, EF-Tu preferentially binds the aminoacylated form of each elongator tRNA (aa-tRNA), and the resulting ternary complex binds ribosomes with the correct codon anticodon match at a rate substantially faster than free aa-tRNA.
After the ternary complex binds the ribosome and GTP is hydrolyzed, tRNA dissociates from the protein and accommodates into the A site at a rate that exceeds 7/s at 20 °C, a rate that is substantially faster than the 3/s dissociation rate of EF-Tu from the ribosome under similar conditions.
The twin thickening rate was higher in the predominant twinning condition, but the nucleation rate was substantially faster in the two variant twinning condition.
Most studies were primarily performed in Western countries, and very few RCT's have been conducted in low and middle-income developing countries, which will be achieving the 'ageing population' status in a few decades, at a substantially faster rate than the Western nations [ 2, 44, 45].
The latter empirical rate is substantially faster than the published values of faster-growing microbes (Additional file 4 Table S1), possibly because it includes mutations that already existed between strain variants within the DONNA2 culture prior to isolation of strain 195.
The country is also committed to reducing the carbon intensity of its economy, and is doing so at a substantially faster rate than Germany, France, Austria or Italy.
In fact, polling shows that the average incoming full-residency MFA student is between twenty-six and twenty-seven years of age, and the average incoming low-residency MFA student--low-residency MFAs having grown at a substantially faster rate than full-residency MFAs since 2000--is 2000--is 2000--is
Most impressively, this effect appears to be independent of average population size and occur at a substantially faster rate.
Writing in the report, Worldwide Cellular User Forecasts, 2012-2017, the analyst predicts that subscriptions in developing countries will grow at a compound annual rate of 7.5percentnt — a rate it describes as "substantially faster" than the 2.8 per cent growth that will be seen in developed countries.
Among the features being promoted, the device uses an Apple technology called Firewire to permit songs to be transferred from a computer onto the gadget at a rate of around 1 second a song, substantially faster than other portable players, the company said.
