Sentence examples for faster transit time from inspiring English sources

In the human scintigraphy study, the film-coated placebo risedronate tablet had a faster transit time than an uncoated round placebo tablet.

Less concentrated sperm would exhibit faster transit time, particularly in the cauda epididymis, because fluid pressure in the epididymal lumen would likely be increased.

5 Transit time is not included as faster transit times incur higher costs.

The TTD based on the high temporal resolution data was considerably different from the weekly one with a shift towards faster transit times, while its corresponding mean transit time of water particles was approximately reduced by half (from 9.5 to 5 years).

With such a fast transit time and large magnetic cloud magnetic field, why did not a large magnetic storm occur?

This corresponds with the fast transit time in fed chickens [ 27, 28].

In particular, the pCF analysis yields the fastest transit times (and the largest number of transit events as well) near the NE barrier: this result is not surprising, as it correlates with the intracellular localization of Impα/β carriers, that are locally accumulated on the NE [27], [28].

The advantages of point-of-care HIV testing are decreased transit time, faster overall turnaround time, and high frequency with which patients receive their test results.

While the normal events show CME travel time in the range of ∼40 80 h with a mean value of 65 h, the faster events have lower transit time with a mean value of 40 h.

These differences in digestive efficiency were associated with changes in the relative sizes of the organs of the digestive tract, i.e. smaller intestines and heavier gizzards in the D+ than in the D- line, as well as changes in gastrointestinal motility and transit time (much faster in the D- than in the D+ line) [ 11, 12].

This indicates that Seropan River is connected to a highly karstified conduit system with fast conduit flow and short transit time of water (Birk et al. 2004; Moore et al. 2009; Mudarra et al. 2014).