Sentence examples for more rapid performance from inspiring English sources

Under a constant current of 1 A cm−2 and at 45 °C, 20 ppm bromomethane causes approximately 30% cell voltage loss in approximately 30 h, as opposed to much more rapid performance degradation observed with chlorobenzene.

Recent improvements in term stillbirth rates, especially intrapartum stillbirths, suggest that more rapid performance of Caesarean section in cases of placental abruption has resulted in a lower incidence of abruption-associated stillbirth [ 52].

We suggest that minor modifications such as increased organic matter in the soil may lead to more rapid establishment of wetland performance.

The highly successful use of CFD in Francis and Kaplan turbines has brought benefits of improved performance, more rapid and less risky design processes, large reduction in the need for empirical methods and reduced need for model and prototype tests.

A more rapid decline in ADL performance in individuals with lower cognitive ability was also described in a recent study from our group [ 34].

16 38 48 Progression of white matter hyperintensities has been more widely studied in association with cognitive decline, with increasing progression predicting a more rapid decline in global cognitive performance and executive function.

We did observe a more rapid recovery of endurance walking performance in the intervention group over usual care at six weeks, but this difference was not significant by three months.

When measured by latency scores, the anterior thalamic lesions disrupted performance, resulting in more rapid response times overall.

Regarding the solitary-living participants, nursing home placement was significantly associated with worse IADL performance or a more rapid rate of decline in IADL.

Longitudinal studies of elderly, healthy participants have found that APOE ε4 was associated with more rapid memory decline, but not with memory performance at any given time of testing [ 17, 18].

High-performing teachers who opt into a performance-based system could see more rapid pay increases under a plan that is still being worked out and could potentially earn more than $140,000.