Sentence examples for considerably faster on from inspiring English sources

Once we had determined that rate of the oxidation reaction was considerably faster on aluminum foil, it seemed easier to explore the oxidation mechanisms using aluminum foil rather than a glass slide.

With this in mind, we recently demonstrated a genetic programming based automated technique which generated a version of the state-of-the-art alignment tool Bowtie2 which was considerably faster on short sequences produced by a scanner at the Broad Institute and released as part of The Thousand Genome Project.

Actually he swam considerably faster, for the tides and currents swept him back and forth across the river several times, and he sought refuge every night in coves and bays, where he slept floating on his back.

But it can operate considerably faster and on less power than flash memory, and is much cheaper and more compact than SRAM.

Sturdy lock bungee-strapped to the rear rack and work bag nestling in the basket, I tootle along in my work clothes, barely raising the slightest of sweats yet still getting around considerably faster than on public transport.

The Cambridge crew took the unusual step of taking a two week break from practice in late-January, after which they settled on a crew which, according to Drinkwater, was "considerably faster than Oxford on the day of the race".

It is a liquid culture based method which detects the living mycobacteria based on two well-known characteristics of M.tuberculosis; the growth in liquid medium is considerably faster than that on solid medium, and the distinctive morphology of M.tuberculosis in liquid culture as cording, strings or tangles.

Indeed, genes located on the Z. tritici accessory chromosomes appear to evolve considerably faster compared to genes on the core chromosomes [ 16].

Burtrym was given the same time as the Irishman but Gregan's main rivals may be other heat winners Russia's Pavel Trenikhin (46.65) and the Czech Republic's Pavel Maslak (46.54) who were both considerably faster than the Irishman on Friday morning.

This finding fits with the observation that HICC activation appears to occur on a considerably faster time scale than the initiation of AVD does.

Steam locomotives operated over longer distances than cable cars, and they were more reliable and considerably faster because they did not depend on a single, fragile cable.