Sentence examples for by a faster rate from inspiring English sources

In this context, positive selection is defined by a faster rate of accumulation of nonsynonymous (amino acid-replacing) compared with synonymous (nonamino acid-replacing) substitutions, a pattern that may involve only a limited number of sites in a protein.

This can only be explained by a faster rate of NO synthesis by the women with low BMI compared with those with normal BMI at the end of trimester 2.

The study has shown that the use of PGE1 in the postoperative period in the main group resulted in a decreased time to bone consolidation, represented by a faster rate of bone callus formation.

Although wildtype cells appear to have a lower rate of macropinocytosis as assessed by confocal microscopy, it was formally possible that their lower rate of fluid accumulation could be explained by a faster rate of fluid release, for instance by recycling of fluid from endosomes before fusion with lysosomes.

Regardless of age or time, That is, the variability in lifespan is increased by higher baseline infant mortality and reduced by a faster rate of decay of that mortality component with age, because these changes primarily affect mortality (positively and negatively, respectively) before the critical age.

Osborne's commitment to £1.2bn of benefit cuts through freezing working age benefit outlined in the Conservative manifesto were, in the words of the IFS, dwarfed by their commitment to find £12bn of cuts to annual spending by 2017 18, a faster rate of cash cuts than any two-year period in this parliament.

According to Dow Jones, Bay Area deals fell by 57%– a faster rate than the rest of the country.

PCSK9 does so by enabling a faster rate of lysosomal degradation of cell-surface LDL (low-density lipoprotein) receptor, leading to decreased LDL uptake and increased circulating cholesterol levels [ 7].

Renewable energy is characterized by replenishing at a faster rate than being consumed.

Time course experiments suggest that the elevated levels of myogenic gene expression induced by VP64MyoD promotes a faster rate of myogenic reprogramming compared to cells treated with WTMyoD (Supporting Information Figures 4 and 5).

We could become No. 1 by improving attainment at a faster rate than others or, in theory, by standing still while others decline, which would be nothing to applaud.