Sentence examples for faster median from inspiring English sources

Some countries will age even faster: median age in Germany will reach 50 years in 2037.

Our data showed that, as compared to ground transport, HEMS transported patients presented a significantly faster median transport time, a faster time to meeting criteria for severe sepsis or septic shock after arrival, a higher SOFA score, higher incidence of ARDS, a higher need for invasive mechanical ventilation, higher ICU mortality, and increased hospital mortality.

Although MGIT showed a slightly higher sensitivity in this study, the difference was not significant (65% vs. 73%, P = 0.335) and MODS is significantly faster (median 6 days vs. 15.5 days, P<0.01).

The WT (controls) had a faster median recovery time (c. 400 sec) in comparison to a slower median time to recovery (c.600 sec) of the dmDysC-term/P-tub-Gal4 flies.

Recovery in daily step count was faster (median 3.5 days) than for exacerbation symptoms (median 11 days; p < 0.001).

Sperm from PWK/PhJ and WSB/EiJ mice were significantly faster (median VCL >300 µm/sec) than sperm from all other strains at the initial time point.

Since median filtering requires a large amount of sorting and long computation time [17], a weighted fast median filtering method is adopted in this paper.

The logic was, with real estate prices rising so fast (median home prices were rising as much as 14% annually by 2005), a 125% LTV mortgage would be above water in less than two years.

Nascent plaques exhibited the fastest median growth rate at 0.475 μm/week.

Aetiology had prognostic influence (p<0.0001): patients with an otogenic origin had the fastest median recovery time; patients with zoster oticus had the longest median recovery time.

Surgeons were fastest (median 68, 61-71 seconds) followed by anaesthetists (82, 76-91) and radiologists (86, 70-103), with physicians the slowest (112, 96-136).