Sentence examples for faster course of from inspiring English sources

In comparison with other antagonists, memantine has a much faster course of action and thus has less effect on physiologic mechanisms.

At the same time, several studies suggest that HIV disease modifies the natural history of HCV infection, leading to a faster course of progression from active hepatitis to cirrhosis, to end stage liver disease and death [ 3- 6].

However, a recent study has clearly shown an effect of dietary oil composition on the progression of a myxosporean parasite infection in Gilthead sea bream, with fish fed the VO diet showing higher signs of the disease and faster course of infection in comparison with those on a FO diet [ 51].

Due to fast course of labour, seven of the women had negative or incomprehensible experiences.

In a fast course of labour the experience of not 'keeping up' was difficult.

Then there was a wish 'to reconstruct a fast course of labour' together with the midwife, to go through the course of labour step by step, including cervix dilatation and the point of time when pain relief was given.

When you throw a rock into the water, it will speed on the fastest course to the bottom of the water.

Thus, expression changes in rcd1 were similar to those in xlpra2, although in the latter disease they appeared to be slightly delayed (i.e. between 16 7 wks); these differences reflect the more severe and faster disease course of rcd1.

A 20-year resident of Barrow, Glenn Sheehan, says it seems to be on a fast-forward course of climate change.

In the 5% of schools that teach AP Computer Science, it's the fastest growing course of the 2010s, with enrollment growth by females and minorities outpacing the white males.

The ride that drew the biggest gawkers was one where you sit in a mini airplane, which curves and dips and circles and flips over, getting faster and faster over the course of its few-minute ride.