Sentence examples for more rapidly a from inspiring English sources

The government is insulting our intelligence over social care, on which the STP sums depend so heavily, by discharging patients from hospital more rapidly (a main source for its alleged savings).

One of three thousand followed much more rapidly; a third of ten thousand was taken up as soon as it could be printed; and thenceforward was a similar demand for it went on steadily for many months".

The more rapidly a rising turbulent bubble cools above the boundary layer relative to the surrounding air, the lower the chance that subsequent turbulent bubbles will penetrate far above the boundary layer.

The more rapidly a doctor can be educated about a drug's toxicity and proper dosing, the less money the pharmaceutical company will need to spend to promote the therapy and the greater the likelihood that the doctors will continue to use it.

"As in vision, the more rapidly a reader reads, the more sensory information can be processed simultaneously," Taub says.

Interestingly, red cells converted to white cells more rapidly, a phenomenon potentially related to idiosyncratic differences in susceptibility of the flip cassette to recombination, or a survival disadvantage associated with loss of NUDT9 expression.

It is clinically plausible that a MET will deliver more intensive medical treatment more rapidly than a RRT without an appropriately trained medical presence.

Small dissolved molecules or ions containing a lighter isotope move more rapidly at a given temperature than ones containing a heavy isotope.

The miR-1290 inhibitor-transfected cells divided more rapidly, forming a cluster or a colony by day 3 followed by increased proliferation by day 6.

Both studies showed that, a spike-like oscillator reached a synchronized state much more rapidly than a sinusoidal oscillator.

Do surgeons with much experience learn a new technique more rapidly than a surgeon with less experience?