Sentence examples for more rapidly because from inspiring English sources
"Rayon's health declines more rapidly because she is a drug user," Ms. Mathews wrote.
But once the effects of dementia begin, they move more rapidly, because the condition is more advanced, the researchers said.
But Medicare spending grew more rapidly, because of an increase in "the volume and intensity" of doctors' services and a one-time increase in Medicare payments to skilled nursing homes, said the report, published in the journal Health Affairs.
When growth becomes synchronised, inflationary pressures tend to build up more rapidly, because strong demand in one country spills over into others; then policymakers need to act more quickly to raise interest rates.
During the boom years from 1995 through 2000, many economists, journalists and Wall Street analysts declared that a new economy had emerged, one in which the productivity growth rate -- and standards of living -- had improved more rapidly because of information technology.
Nodes should sleep for shorter periods when the monitored process varies more rapidly because they have to transmit more packets.
We're seeing things change much more rapidly partly because of the ability of people to communicate more effectively in the internet age.
China's exports have recovered more rapidly, partly because the low value of the renminbi has kept Chinese goods relatively inexpensive in foreign markets.
Nair suggested that Mobike will look to grow to 10-12 cinIndian India over the next 18 months but the company "aspires" to grow even more rapidly than that because there are more than 25 cities with a population of over one million people.
In agreement with this idea, the linkers between the domains involved in the phosphorylation cascade have diverged more rapidly, most likely because they do not undergo strong selective pressures.
Conceivably, time to diagnosis might be associated with the factors of interest: for example, causes of mediastinal symptoms of Hodgkin lymphoma might perhaps be investigated more rapidly in smokers because of the well-known risk of lung disease in smokers.
