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At around 12lbs, it is the lightest bike you will ever ride - and consequently faster off the blocks than anything short of post office van.

In short, European and Japanese passenger trains are much lighter and, consequently, faster than their American counterparts because lighter, faster trains are illegal in America.European countries also tend to rely on Electrical Multiple Units, or EMUs, for their trains.

Thinner Knudsen layer indicates easier escape of ethanol molecules from PVP fluid jets to the atmosphere through this layer and consequently faster solidification of the fluid jets.

When the team then bred lab mice with just one copy of PrKar1a, which has also been implicated in male fertility in humans, male mice had sperm with shorter midpieces, leading the researchers to conclude that competition among deer mice sperm has driven that species to have a different level of PrKar1a gene activity, and consequently faster, more competitive sperm.

However, considering the short gestation in rats (22.5 days) and mice (19.5 days), and their consequently faster brain development, compared to the relatively long human gestation (280 days), there may be significant differences in the effect of a pharmacological intervention aimed at crucial brain-development-mediating elements such as NMDA receptors.

By contrast, the electrostatic repulsion of etoposide to FDS micelles results in the easier and consequently faster drug diffusion from the targeted micelles.

DLS measurements of TiO2 and ZnO EP suspensions in PBS citrate could not be performed due to strong agglomeration and consequently fast sedimentation of the EPs.

The streams consequently ran faster and thus cut their valleys more quickly.

Stars with a rate of rotation greater than 15 km/s also exhibit more rapid mass loss, and consequently a faster rate of rotation decay.

This strain cannot ferment glucose, and consequently grows faster on non-fermentable carbon sources (e.g. glycerol) than on glucose (Fig. 2a, S1).

EMRSA-15, the predominant clone highly spread in Oporto buses, harbors SCCmec type IV, one of the smaller cassettes, and consequently shows faster growth rates and resistance to a limited number of antimicrobial agents (Figure 1).