Sentence examples for more rapidly amenable from inspiring English sources

This may be related to the aerobic nature of running, which is dependent on efficient oxygen delivery and extraction, or it could be hypothesized that the anaerobic work of strength-based exercises may be more rapidly amenable to iron repletion.

Amenable mortality decreased more rapidly than all cause and total disease mortality.

This study supports the view that there comes a point where physical and emotional 'costs' exceed the benefits of work, particularly as other realms of life take on more importance - but that this is likely to occur more rapidly, where stressors and difficulties that are amenable to solution or modification are not addressed.

Mortality amenable to primary care declined more rapidly in the higher rather than lower income groups, thus actually contributing to an increase of mortality inequities especially among women.

The method in [ 15] required no explicit regularization and, due to the low-order nature of the model (number of parameters much, much less than number of pixels) was amenable to Newton-type inversion algorithms known to converge more rapidly than gradient-based schemes.

Georgi progressed more rapidly.

Girls develop more rapidly than boys".

Some will progress more rapidly.

His progress advanced even more rapidly.

Verna's heart is beating more rapidly.

Neurons differentiate more rapidly than they should.