Sentence examples for faster observed from inspiring English sources
Faster observed rates may be a sign that the population is under stress (e.g., the well-known example of Darwin's finches during a drought, where beak-size increased by 0.66 standard deviations, but 85% of the population died; Grant and Grant 2006) or may indicate that part of phenotypic change is due to plasticity (see below).
Such spot bleaching reduces measured dwell times, and generates a faster observed D [28].
Another potential contributing factor to the faster observed rates could be that our method to dissect the RNAP transcription cycle does not require the use of force, or covalent modification of the DNA templates.
They want China to let its currency appreciate faster, observe the "rules of the road" on trade and intellectual property and fall in line with Western pressure on Syria and Iran.
The Americans want China to let its currency appreciate faster, observe the "rules of the road" on trade and intellectual property and fall in line with Western pressure on Syria.
The blasts in Karada occurred about 7 p.m. as many people poured onto the streets after the breaking of the daytime fast observed by most Iraqis during Ramadan, which ends Monday.
That bombing, which coincided with the breaking of the daytime fast observed during Ramadan, was followed by a bomb attack in the Mansour district that wounded two policemen, the official said.
The most lethal was a triple bombing in a food market southeast of Baghdad that killed 15 and wounded dozens in the evening, just before Muslims were to break the daily fast observed in the holy month of Ramadan.
An effort in the optimization of ZVI filter design should be made to reduce fast observed ZVI passivation and low As adsorption capacity of the whole filter.
One of the most joyous days in the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Fitr, also known as Eid ul-Fitr or Eid, is a celebration that marks the end of Ramadan (a holy month of fasting observed by Muslims).
One of the most joyous days in the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Fitr, also known as Eid ul-Fitr or Eid, is a celebration that marks the end of Ramadan (a holy month of fasting observed by Muslims).
