Sentence examples for faster mean from inspiring English sources

VAC assessment was faster (mean 1.8 versus 39 minutes per patient).

Ignoring re-processing, sensitivity for culture-confirmed, smear-negative TB was identical (17/23 = 74%) for solid media (5 slants) versus MGIT (1 tube), but MGIT was faster (mean time to culture growth 20.0 versus 31.9 days, p = 0.0001) and more likely to detect non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) (14/17 = 82% versus 8/17 = 47%, p = 0.03).

This interaction effect showed that when participants were presented with a fragmented image, their judgment about it containing a possible image (i.e., coherence) was faster (mean  = 778, SD = 164) than their judgment about it not containing a possible object (mean  = 903, SD = 210), t(21) = 5.36, p<.001.

Men had significant faster mean running velocities than women in all parts of the run, but this difference decreased with aging.

After the second challenge, SAA concentration decreased faster: mean concentration by the end of the experimental period was 16.6 ± 11.9 mg/l.

FSL and manual trephine DALK techniques provided patients with significantly improved vision postoperatively but the FSL group achieved this improvement faster (mean UCDVA is better at 1 month in the FSL group).

MSF's experience using this new technology has shown that diagnosing people faster means they start DR-TB treatment faster.

Code that executes faster means more channels, more work performed and competitive advantage.

Getting an allocation that is two times faster, means also a latency that is lower.

There's a new crop of apps intensifying competition among brick-and-mortar retailers by giving consumers a faster means of comparison and more advanced personalization.

Then he starts pressuring to work faster, and working faster means being less safe.