Sentence examples for more rapidly during from inspiring English sources
Norway's population grew more rapidly during the 19th century than in any other period of its history.
To explain why some countries grow more rapidly than others or why a country may grow more rapidly during one period of history than another, economists have found it convenient to think in terms of a "production function".
Among the complaints from critics is the charge that the central bank could have boosted Japan's economy if it had increased its balance-sheet more rapidly during the financial crisis.The BOJ believes there is only so much a central bank can do if businesses won't borrow and banks won't lend because growth prospects are meagre and firms are already stuffed with cash.
Limb manufacture expanded even more rapidly during the Civil War, a result not only of the proliferation of war amputees but also of the establishment of a federal program in the spring of 1862 that provided artificial arms and legs for Union veterans.
Permeability reduction took place more rapidly during the first week but later tend to asymptote.
On the other hand, a smaller J would boost the deceleration of the frequency more rapidly during deceleration phases (b to c and d to e).
Rather, we begin life with a period of rapid decline, and end it with a slow, gentle demise: "During a single month in a baby's life, the ability to replace old cells with new diminishes more rapidly than during one whole year of an old person's life".
As shown in Figure 14, MTX was released more rapidly (typically during the first 60 min) at pH = 7.4 and 37°C).
We used this SRM assay to explore whether proteins upregulated in response to bortezomib were more rapidly cleaved during apoptotic proteolysis.
It has been shown that neutralizing antibodies against many viruses are more rapidly induced during the immune response and reach higher titres compared to antibodies against other viral epitopes (Bachmann and Zinkernagel, 1997) [ 26].
To detect exposures to the various pathogens more rapidly, especially during these early stages, we evaluated a suite of host responses to biological threat agents using global gene expression profiling on complementary DNA arrays.
