Sentence examples for much faster uptake from inspiring English sources

Uber is seeing much faster uptake in China than in the U.S.. (Much of that is likely because it wasn't the first to pioneer the industry in China, as it did with Lyft in the U.S..) China will soon be Uber's top market.

"Now what we are seeing is a much faster uptake of the insecticide-treated nets.

In addition to significant brain uptake reported for [In]DTPA-MWNTs, the brain uptake is much faster than that reported for other nanocarriers.

Remarkably, glutamine uptake was much faster in cells grown at low initial glutamine concentration (Figure S1B).

Interestingly, in N. gonorrhoeae the speed of type IV pilus retraction (1 2 μm/second) is much faster than the speed of DNA uptake measured in B. subtilis (80 bp/sec which corresponds to 48 nm/second), suggesting that DNA uptake in Gram-positive bacteria is likely not dependent on pilus retraction 79– 81.

As consequence, since (i) the uptake of dFdCout is much faster than the phosphorilation reaction, and (ii) the dephosphorilation of dFdC is much faster than the excretion from the cell [ 7, 8], the correlation-based inference model detects a significant correlation between dFdCout and dFdCMP through the reactions R3 and R4.

This low tumor uptake is due to its much faster clearance from circulation (0.20±0.02%ID/g blood at 24 h p.i).

We found that the uptake of PMT must be much faster than previously suggested as intracellular signalling events can be detected as early as 15 30 min after stimulation (Fig.  1b).

N6L and DOX were released from the MNP slowly in the presence of salts over a period of 80 h, whereas the cellular uptake of the MNP was much faster within the first 24 h.

The xylose uptake during the first 8 h was much faster, than in Config.

The lower molecular weight antibody fragments had a faster uptake into areas of high CAIX expression, but had a much lower absolute uptake at the optimal imaging times.