Sentence examples for promote a faster from inspiring English sources

Untreated promote a faster formation of cracks and, therefore, an increasingly faster degradation of the polymeric matrix.

"Some participants judged that none of the tools available to the committee would likely do much to promote a faster economic recovery," the minutes said.

These results indicate that both higher pressures and higher temperatures could promote a faster adsorption diffusion rate, thus could promote a greater adsorption constant rate.

Law can thus contribute to a fair attribution of external costs caused by the use of fossil energy and thus ultimately promote a faster conversion to alternative energies with lower costs.

If your goal is to increase fisher foraging activity, limit mastication and implement more post-mastication piling and/or burning to promote a faster recovery of the forest floor condition.

Last year, outgoing Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that bitcoin and its ilk "may hold long-term promise, particularly if the innovations promote a faster, more secure and more efficient payment system".

Inventories persist at record highs and the gap between one-family starts (for sale) and one-family sales is at levels that cannot promote a fast work-off of inventories.

Without decent growth in value and competiveness of product and services brands, it will be impossible to promote a fast shift among the upper social class from shopping abroad, which will conversely result in a negative impact on the effects of policies aimed at boosting domestic demands (Fig. 1).

Compared with methanol injection, the bubbling method for methanol supply promotes a faster start-up of the combustion reaction.

Cosmetic surgeons without residencies in plastic surgery say that using local anesthesia for breast augmentation promotes a faster recovery, but plastic surgeons tend to dispute that.

Moreover, when rGO materials were tested as RM, they promoted a faster and greater extent of IOP transformation up to 5.2-fold with sulfide as electron donor.