'fast time to value' is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically referring to the speed at which a given project or initiative brings tangible benefits to an organization.
For example, "The success of the process improvement project was attributed to the quick turnaround time, resulting in a fast time to value."
PaaS also affects the economics of application development, providing a faster time-to-value for developing, deploying and integrating custom applications, resulting in a more than 50%% improvement on productivity for total platform spend per dollar, according to McKinsey & Co.
Besides intermediate viral load values for HPV-45 (A7 species) were associated with faster time to clearance, this may be a factor related to transient infection.
The averages of plasma glucose levels at -10 and -5 minutes were used as the fasting (time "zero") glycemia value, whereas insulin level at time -5 min was used as the fasting (time "zero") insulinemia value.
In both cases after switching on illumination, the electric photoconductivity current increases fast, attains maximum, and then slowly decreases with time to a stationary value.
nothing wrong with fast food from time to time.
The average values of the fast time constants (τf) for the AQP3-expressing cells (n = 10 differently prepared samples) and the AQP4-expressing cells (n = 11) were 4.8 ± 0.8 and 5.1 ± 0.9 s, respectively, while the average time constant for the mock-transfected cells was τf = 69 ± 11 s (n = 11).
A small value leads to make propositions faster with less time to learn preferences.
Fodor's theory also has a problem explaining how the concept FAST contributes, differently, to the contents of FAST CAR, FAST DRIVER, FAST TRACK, and FAST TIME.
The time to reach peak ALT/AST values was much faster with Entolimod than with previous exemplar hepatotoxic compounds modeled (e.g., acetaminophen, furosemide, aflatoxin).
The pool was conducive to fast times.
