Sentence examples for more rapid path from inspiring English sources

A potentially more rapid path for women to become partners is the growth of female-founded venture firms.

The age of the digital startup has certainly afforded companies a more rapid path to international success, though the list of companies cited does, perhaps unintentionally point to some of the difficulties dealing with local regulations.

The gradual removal of proteins present in lipid-rafts and peripheral membrane proteins of the human plasma membrane in descending order of node degree ("attacks" [ 41]) caused a more rapid increase in the characteristic path length (CPL) of the network compared to the removal of the same proportion of randomly selected nodes from the whole network (commonly described as "failure" [ 41]).

These methods are vital in reducing the cost of biofuel production by allowing for a more rapid assessment of cost-effective paths forward [ 1].

Some technology companies are continuing to head down the path of Do Not Track, at a speed far more rapid than the usual pace of Congressional legislation.

More received paths contribute to higher signal power but also more rapid fluctuations.

In time, this ongoing dialogue and additional opportunities to review genomics data promise to lead to a more rapid development program for novel pharmaceuticals, as envisioned by the FDA's Critical Path Initiative (FDA 2004).

The high water absorption capacities led to a more rapid swelling resulting in the formation of a gel layer with a longer diffusion path and high gel strength which could cause a decrease in the diffusion coefficient of the drug.

The association of a more rapid decline in β-cell function in T+ patients indeed suggests that the disease path for these patients includes islet autoimmune damage within the pancreas.

A path to achieving this is likely to include a combination of a more rapid shift to low-carbon technologies worldwide (especially wind, solar and hydropower), fuel switching (such as from coal to gas), efficiency improvements and in some markets, adoption of carbon capture and storage.

Holes in the barrier coating act as fast paths for corrosive gas diffusion to the underlying metal, resulting in more rapid tarnish rates than in the coated areas.