Sentence examples for is somewhat faster from inspiring English sources

However, in both acetonitrile and tetrahydrofuran, inactivation is somewhat faster over the first 4 h of continuous operation than in the equivalent batch mode.

These values translate into an average elongation speed of 5 kb/min, which is somewhat faster than reported elsewhere based on in vitro or artificial reporter systems (refs 13, 27 29).

Note that the full inverse for such a small matrix can readily be computed, and multiplication with it is somewhat faster than working with the triangular factor and backward/forward solves due to the memory access pattern.

In January the International Monetary Fund or IMF projected, "While global growth in 2018 remained close to post-crisis highs, the global expansion is weakening and at a rate that is somewhat faster than expected". It now projects global growth at 3.5% in 2019 and 3.6% in 2020, 0.2 and 0.1 percentage points below last October's projections.

The results (Table 4) show that although the seed search phase is somewhat faster in the case of masked queries, the total running time may be worse.

This simple process is somewhat fast and is used to attain higher encapsulation efficiency [ 64].

It implies that inflation will be somewhat faster in the future.

However, they predicted growth would be somewhat faster in coming years, and unemployment would decline somewhat more quickly, presumably reflecting the steps announced Thursday.

Economic growth in poorer provinces like Shaanxi has been somewhat faster over the last three years than in the richest areas, like Beijing and Shanghai, according to the University of Michigan's China Data Center.

Now the official statisticians are in trouble once more, this time for misjudging the size of the economy.On June 11th the finance minister, Trevor Manuel, told parliament that GDP "is currently understated, and economic growth has been somewhat faster than the official numbers indicate".

Due to higher boost clocks, Kaby Lake R proved to be somewhat faster with single-threaded workloads.