Sentence examples for because of more rapid from inspiring English sources

What happens, for instance, as the warming of the planet forces whole ecosystems to adapt, as soils dry out because of more rapid evaporation, or as seawater becomes fresher as glaciers melt more quickly?

The earlier timepoint was used for Crx-/ because of more rapid onset of degeneration in this mutant.

Diazepam's prolonged half-life has led to its diminished use in elderly individuals, with replacement anxiolytics such as lorazepam preferred because of more rapid pharmacokinetics.

Additionally, women may have lower postprandial lipemia because of more rapid clearance of meal fatty acids away from chylomicrons to peripheral storage sites (Knuth and Horowitz 2006).

In general, intravenous antibiotics my have an advantage over oral antibiotics in preventing bacterial infections associated with bite wounds, including those caused by NO-1, because of more rapid delivery of drug to affected tissues (7 ).

After consumption of a large high-fat meal, in comparison to men, women were previously shown to have lower postprandial lipemia because of more rapid clearance of meal fatty acids away from chylomicrons (Knuth and Horowitz 2006).

Last month, as part of the celebrations for 50 years of civil nuclear power, director general Dr Mohamed El Baradei said that even if the global economy grew strongly, nuclear power would only grow about 70% over the next 25 years and its share of world energy would proportionately fall because of the more rapid expansion of other electricity sources.

In experimental in vitro studies, trimetazidine has been shown to have a cardioprotective effect during myocardial ischaemia because of a more rapid restoration of phosphorylation processes, protection of cardiac cells against the accumulation of hydrogen ions, and prevention of the intracellular accumulation of sodium and calcium ions [ 16, 18].

As to the development of the variation between hospitals, we expected decreasing variation because of a more rapid diffusion of information on medical practice across providers, more publicity about new treatment modes and public pressure to adopt them.

Because of the more rapid expansion of the flue gas under the higher temperature, the flue gas in the furnace center makes the flue gas on both sides deflect and flow to the side walls; and the pulverized-coal flame impinges on the side walls.

Thus, VNTR could be used to subtype isolates identified by spoligotyping; presumably because of the more rapid rate of polymorphism changes in VNTR than in spoligotype.