Sentence examples for lower time to from inspiring English sources

The 2X concentrated panel connected battery takes lower time to charge compared with normal panel connected battery.

The prototype has been tested and the results show higher accuracy and lower time to characterize a luminaire than other commercial solutions.

DM-R had a lower time to peak of tension than DM.

Having ≥4 QDU visits was associated with lower time to diagnosis and recommendation scores and malignancy was a negative predictor of time to diagnosis, clinical information, and recommendation.

A previous study already demonstrated that surgical drapes present a lower time to ignition when exposed to higher oxygen concentration [ 31].

For the larger less clustered scenario, the 7-day HMM had a significantly lower time to detection than the 14 and 28-day HMMs (both p < 0.004).

All nodes that are not within this scope anymore due to the new, but lower, time-to-live value, have to remove the entry from their routing tables, replacing it by a reactive entry if the path was in use by a connection.

This offers another avenue for evolution to explore, ultimately leading to a lower time-to-evolve in our simulations.

There is a clear trend of anterior patterns to have lower time-to-evolve estimates, while central and posterior patterns have larger estimates (fig. 1 C, bottom).

If the difference is large enough to leading to the change in an entire time-to-solution, we rearrange the order of remaining tasks to achieve a lower time-to-solution.

Supporting this concept, we observed lower cardiorespiratory capacity (for example, lower peak VO2) and exercise tolerance (for example, lower time-to-exhaustion in the cardiorespiratory exercise test) in C-SLE patients when compared with their healthy peers.