Sentence examples for more rapid cooling from inspiring English sources

For the other three cases with more rapid cooling rates, surface areas were greater than 100 m2/g.

or resided within an (U Th)/He partial retention zone (HePRZ) prior to more rapid cooling have a comparatively greater variation in ages.

The mean pore size decreased along with the decline of Tf at a slow cooling rate of 0.7 °C/min; a more rapid cooling rate under 5 °C/min resulted to a smaller pore size and more homogenous microstructure.

Some intrusive rocks, known as subvolcanic, were not formed at great depth but were instead injected near the surface where lower temperatures result in a more rapid cooling process; these tend to be aphanitic and are referred to as hypabyssal intrusive rocks.

The origin of the entablature is unknown, but could be due to flooding of the lava flow, causing much more rapid cooling, or the interaction of stress fields from the two regions of columnar jointing as they approach one another.

In this line of thinking, those severe insults resulted in dysfunction of cerebral and systemic thermoregulation and thus a more rapid cooling.

At the same time, the reaction to CTP is more rapid as cooling human body in water is 2-3 times faster than in air environment.

As the authors point out, their findings might well imply that greater neurological injury is predicted by more rapid achievement of cooling during TH, rather than rapid cooling itself being inherently harmful.

The authors suggested that their findings might well imply that greater neurological injury is predicted by more rapid achievement of cooling during therapeutic hypothermia, rather than rapid cooling itself being inherently harmful.

It is likely that outcomes will improve as cooling techniques become more sophisticated, allowing for more rapid and controlled cooling and rewarming.

These factors might allow for a more rapid induction of cooling and improved control of temperature during hypothermia maintenance, as well as rewarming, than other cooling blankets.