Sentence examples for biological speed from inspiring English sources

We can conclude here that the decomposition of POME and PPF mixed with cow dung and lawn clipping caused biological speed up in the vermicomposting process and reproduction of earthworms.

Moving the hardest element in our body (a tooth) within the second hardest tissue in our body (bone) can be a slow process because orthodontic treatment has a biological speed limit; the bone around teeth needs to soften and harden in a slow, orderly fashion as the teeth move.

The present findings are consistent with the results of earlier studies with humans, although it remains to be determined why the manipulation of biological motion speed had differential effects on the performance, depending on whether the speed was increased or decreased.

Since the evolutionary rate correlates with the rate of the climate change, determined both by the geophysical and biological processes, speeding up the geophysical processes would logically reduce the time needed to arrive from, say, cyanobacterial photosynthesis to Metazoans.

I believe this is a rare biological capacity, a speed of vision that is far beyond normal human ability.

As a result of these findings, many foresters now leave 15percentt or more of the trees and deadwood behind after a harvest as a kind of biological legacy to speed the rebirth of a new forest.

Young players change physically – and we need to be aware of relative age bias (which benefits kids born September-December) and the less well-known bias of biological age (the speed at which players mature).

"Because if you're always in a hurry, then your biological clock will speed up.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06181.001 Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up the reactions that are essential for life.

For imaging of soft biological tissue, the speed of sound is usually set to a value around 1,540 m/s.

In biological tissue, the speed of sound varies from approximately 600 m/s in lung tissue to circa 4,000 m/s in bone.