Sentence examples for more rapid development in from inspiring English sources

Gujarat's chief minister would like to be India's prime minister, and believes that he could do much to improve the economic environment and to promote more rapid development in the rest of the country.

We obtain average uplift and propagation rates of 0.10 0.15 mm yr−1 and 1.0 2.0 mm yr−1 respectively over the last 450 000 yr, though it is probable that growth occurred episodically, with more rapid development in the periods 600 400 kyr and 200 100 kyr and relative quiescence between about 400 and 200 kyr ago.

Several studies have suggested that this premalignant lesion related to LS tends to undergo more rapid development in LS patients than in patients who do not have LS [7, 8].

By expanding the vision of what constitutes meaningful social impact, it may be possible to facilitate more rapid development in areas where investees operate.

On the other hand, it is more commonly argued that an increase in the offspring's mortality rate while in the nest could select for more rapid development in order to minimize the period of vulnerability [ 5, 17, 24].

Also, compared with previous methods based on cloning and Sanger sequencing, next-generation sequencing technologies now allow the more rapid development of in silico SNP markers (Hudson 2008).

From our perspective, the opportunities for more rapid development of improved in vitro ADME methodologies in general are particularly timely.

These observations may suggest a more rapid development of atherosclerosis in the presence of DM, with faster progression from noncalcified lesions to completely calcified lesions [ 20].

Should asymptomatic infection occur in substantial numbers, the virus may continue to spread, despite the isolation of the clinically apparent cases; however, this would result in the more rapid development of herd immunity in the community.

Another explanation might be a more rapid development of motor deficits in these patients.

Interestingly, we observed a trend that abundant kif5a is also associated with a more rapid development of sustained disability in MS (Additional file 1: Table S6).