Sentence examples for maintain faster from inspiring English sources

Differences among varieties in SGW in the response of moisture stress are thought to occur because moisture stress tolerant varieties maintain faster rates of grain growth temperature-sensitive varieties, at high temperatures (Wheeler et al. 1996).

To maintain faster Internet access, Bancroft asked teachers not to use computers for other tasks during testing hours.

Towards the end of the 1960s, teams began to exploit aerodynamic downforce to push the cars' tyres down harder on the track and enable them to maintain faster speeds through high-speed corners.

At higher temperatures, studies have shown that fish can maintain faster swimming speeds (Dickson et al., 2002).

These data suggest the importance of the initial investments in tuber growth as well as the ability to maintain faster growth in flooded soil conditions.

Another important consideration for team-sport athletes is that the ability to repeat sprint performance has been associated with the ability to maintain faster stride frequencies, through retaining higher vertical stiffness.

BERLIN -- After two years of rapid growth, mobile broadband, the wireless industry's most successful innovation of the past decade, is at a crossroads as operators struggle to maintain fast, omnipresent service in the face of exploding Internet traffic.

This would be a logical next step: border bureaucracy and endemic crime make it horribly difficult for any Russian firm to maintain fast and reliable supply lines of components from abroad.

Gelbart's ability to maintain fast-paced, edgy humour, honed by years of writing for comedians on radio, television and the stage, suited the black comedy of its source material, Robert Altman's 1970 film, itself adapted by Ring Lardner Jr from Richard Hooker's novel, while keeping it accessible to the widest possible audience.

But to maintain fast growth as the labour market tightens, China's floating population will have to drop anchor.As the late Joan Robinson, a Cambridge economist, once wrote, "the misery of being exploited by capitalists is nothing compared to the misery of not being exploited at all".

Some economists suspect that China's bubbles will burst in the next one or two years, while some expect that China will maintain fast growth for decades.