Sentence examples for more rapidly between from inspiring English sources
"Global GHG [greenhouse gas] emissions have risen more rapidly between 2000 and 2010," said the draft obtained by the Guardian.
Figure 7 shows the temporal volume changes of both sources, indicating that the magma beneath Aira caldera (solid curve) accumulated more rapidly between 2003 and 2006, than after 2007. Figure 2(a) shows a change in the trend in the middle of 2006, corresponding to decelerated magma accumulation beneath Aira caldera after the middle of 2006.
However, the design is such that only the dominant mode reaches the output port; the other modes decay much more rapidly between the capacitors.
Those molecular changes which occurred much more rapidly between 2 and 48 h are crucial for identifying novel genes underlying the establishment of dominance and associated changes in behaviour and physiology.
The current increases steadily from 0%to5%5% PB loading and more rapidly between 5% and 10%.
If instead the probabilities increase more rapidly between 2025 and 2040, there is less room for improvement after 2040.
The system could more rapidly distinguish between materials with large differences in their thermal effusivities (e.g., 90% accuracy for pine wood vs. aluminum with 0.5 s of contact).
It is possible that due to altered surface charge and hydrophobicity, strains with D67G might be more able to penetrate the human blood-brain barrier (neuroinvasiveness) or more rapidly spread between human neurones, with no correlation to reduced mouse neuroinvasiveness.
Although the probes do not discriminate between the plasma and mitochondrial membranes, the cell and the mitochondrial matrix possess very different surface-to-volume ratios, so the probe equilibrates across the latter hundreds of times more rapidly than between the medium and the cytoplasm.
It is noticeable that the lifetime risk increased more rapidly for cohorts between 1930 and 1940 than between 1950 and 1960.
Second, connection probability decreased more rapidly with distance between neurons for parallel growth than for serial growth.
