Sentence examples similar to more quickly depending from inspiring English sources

This ability to grow more quickly, which depends on the genetic make-up of the cells as well as their environment, defines the cells'fitnessss'fitness

It goes up very quickly (depending on your schedule) and you end up paying much more money in the long run.

Mr. Agarwal predicts that revenue-generating computer projects like his will spread more quickly than those that depend on scarce state funds.

Even though a 1-year period is not long enough to allow definitive conclusions, it is well known that lung function deteriorates more quickly in patients with silicosis depending on continuation of exposure to silica dust, age and grade of lung lesions [ 23– 25].

Professionals may be able to work more quickly than amateur assistants and, depending the service you use, you may be in a more comfortable environment than you would be at home.

People would be pushed that much more quickly toward adopting cars that do not depend on fossil fuels.

Either method will yield the same results, and it all depends on which one works more quickly for you.

The plan could help bring on DTV more quickly — which may or may not be good news, depending on whether you are a broadcaster or content provider.

No program can run more quickly than the longest chain of dependent calculations (known as the critical path), since calculations that depend upon prior calculations in the chain must be executed in order.

Blackberries will stay fresh for no more than 4 or 5 days, depending on the variety, and will soften much more quickly when picked warm.

Carefully peel these layers apart -- depending on how developed the photo is doing this more quickly or more slowly may be better.