Sentence examples for possibly much faster from inspiring English sources

But Infineon says that these problems could be ironed out within 30 months, and possibly much faster than that.

Hydrolysis occurs at a rate of 0.3 sec−1 for rabbit muscle actin, and possibly much faster for yeast actin (Bryan and Rubenstein 2005).

Those estimates vary greatly: some model suggest 10 000 generations may be sufficient for the emergence of ecologically differentiated species under favourable conditions [ 5, 72], or possibly much faster [ 60, 73].

A likely explanation is that the probe is too short to achieve high specificity hybridization, or perhaps the transcripts containing exon 13 are degraded much faster, possibly due to the process of nonsense mediated decay [ 22].

Because of its very nature, sound can therefore offer an effective mechanism for signaling when a rapid and instantaneous response is required (e.g., much faster and possibly energetically cheaper than the chemical signaling, given the high metabolic costs associated with the synthesis of the volatile and allelochemical messengers commonly used by plants for such purpose; Paré and Tumlinson 1999).

It can filter through the most current research for the doctors much faster than people possibly could, but at some level it still requires the nuance and understanding of the physician to decide on the exact treatment direction.

The altered physiological state of filamenting cells obviously permits much faster phage assembly, possibly by making larger/altered pools of precursors available and/or remedying certain rate-limiting steps in assembly.

Genome and gene duplication (30 to 100 MYA; [ 39, 40]) has taken place much earlier than the speciation (14 to 23 MYA; [ 9, 41, 42]) and these data suggest that after gene duplication, gh1 in Oncorhynchus has evolved much faster than gh2, possibly because the genomic region for gh1 has undergone more reorganization compared to the region containing gh2.

Gee (pronounced with a hard G) talks much faster than I can possibly take notes, but my notepad contains these provocative phrases: "There is a crisis in intercollegiate athletics, on the field and off.

Possibly linked to this differential behavior is the much faster downmodulation of HER3 from the cell membrane after PC-PLC inactivation.

"Maybe I play much better, much faster".