Sentence examples for faster response rate from inspiring English sources
Higher liquid sensing responsivity and faster response rate have been achieved under a high environmental temperature or utilizing the immersion pretreatment.
The results demonstrated that these two probes displayed satisfactory sensitivity and selectivity to H2O2, and probe FD-2 displayed faster response rate to H2O2 than FD-1.
The results show that the tested 80%EG-20EG-20M composite showed 7 times faster response rate to charging when compared to 10% EG and 90% PCM mixture, while about 30% energy storage reduction was observed as the penalty.
The experimental results indicated that the sensor based on TiO2@WO3 sensing electrode possessed greatly enhanced NH3 sensing properties including higher and more stable response value and faster response rate compared to the sensor using TiO2, WO3 or TiO2-WO3 mixture sensing electrode under the same conditions.
In addition, as had been the case for the adults in these earlier studies, all three groups of children showed offline enhancement of general skill in that they started their second session at a faster response rate than the end of the first session.
This noninvasive method of CO monitoring was compared in several studies to thermodilution using a pulmonary artery catheter documenting good correlation (R = 0.82) and minimal bias (± 4%) (11) and a three times faster response rate.
LCoS usually boasts slightly higher resolutions, lower costs and faster response rates, but on the downside, LCoS devices have been larger in the past and draw more power.
Based on the temperature-induced swelling ratio data as well as response kinetics, microgel-impregnated hydrogels exhibited improved thermosensitive characteristics in terms of higher equilibrium swelling ratio as well as faster response rates and the level of improvement depended on the amount of microgel impregnated.
As a result, resource sharing and faster response rates will be realized, thus strengthening the collaboration between passenger service and equipment maintenance.
Here, we present a self-powered graphene MoS2 hybrid phototransistor that simultaneously exhibits high responsivity, fast response rate and high on off ratio.
The ICU mortality rate was significantly different according to the patterns of CRP-ratio response: fast response 14%, slow response 20% and no response 32% (P < 0.001).
