Sentence examples for faster to identify a from inspiring English sources

This conclusion is partially supported by a word-spotting study [6] which shows that both English and Dutch listeners are faster to identify a target word in a carrier sentence when it follows an uh in comparison to a control condition without the uh.

IRR differs from the ARQ of the end to end transport layer in that IRR is faster to identify lost packets and to initiate a retransmission request.

But Friedman and her colleagues at Rady have sped up the process to less than a week, making it much faster to identify what's wrong with critically ill babies so they can get the treatment they need to recover.

The study participants were faster to identify same-race couples as humans.

By using a variety of data sources and algorithms, early-stage venture capitalists are moving faster to identify winners before others find them first.

Testing the spatial framework hypothesis, Franklin and Tversky showed that an isotropic notion of space is undercut by response time biases where individuals in an upright position were fastest to identify objects from an imagined array above and below them, slower to identify objects in front of or behind them, and slowest to identify the location of objects on a lateral left right body axis.

Participants were asked to go to a specified laboratory for collection of blood samples, following a 12-hour fast to identify the undiagnosed patients.

The second aim was to identify a faster and more efficient image capture.

Our goal was to identify a fast and enough precise method to determine the fatty acids in forage from permanent grassland in order to monitor the changes in their status by applying different types of fertilization.

To identify a fast acting molecule we used the GFP-Nit1 aggregation response to screen a number of herbicides and other small-molecules for rapid activity, focusing on nitriles, which have been used to trigger cell death in other experiments (i.e., KCN, [ 5]).

For instance, the law enforcers in many of our countries might not have moved as fast to identify these new crimes and deal with them as effectively as possible.