Sentence examples for greater faster than from inspiring English sources

However, after referencing to the healthy group, the rates of decline in eGFR in men in the at-risk and CKD groups were greater faster than the corresponding rates in women (at-risk group: 0.10 mL·min-1·1.73 m-2·yr-1 vs. -0.03 mL·min-1·1.73 m-2·yr-1 and CKD group: 0.44 mL·min-1·1.73 m-2·yr-1 vs. 0.15 mL·min-1·1.73 m-2·yr-1).

Absorption of 25(OH)D3 is greater, faster and more consistent than that of vitamin D3.

At end point, ROSI had significantly greater fasting LDL than EXE (P = 0.008).

By not pressing on the animal's windpipe, it enabled the animal to drag greater weight and faster than an ox.

These days, consumers are watching more online via sites like YouTube and Netflix, and ditching pay TV in numbers greater – and faster – than the industry expected.

The rocks indicate a sudden spike in carbon emissions, much greater and faster than volcanism at the time could have created - but an exploding microbe could.

The "good news" is that the Great Recession is forcing companies to take advantage of the Great Inflection faster than ever, making them more innovative.

But Germany did escape the Great Depression faster than other countries.

It allows people to communicate and do business across great distances faster than ever before.

Even with this phenomenal release schedule the Monkees created great music faster than they could release it – the Boyce and Hart song Valleri, sung by Davy Jones, was aired in an episode called Captain Crocodile before it was in the shops.

Speeds on the roads at the Villages are limited to 25 mph, but most autonomous car tests in cities and suburbs don't go a great deal faster than that anyway.