Sentence examples for removed faster from inspiring English sources

These amyloid beta proteins were removed faster from the brains of sleeping mice, they found.

For the same inlet velocity, particles in the chamber were removed faster with the increase of floor temperature.

The results suggested that the higher convection coefficients achieved with airflow cooling will not only reduce the maximum temperature in the braking but also reduce the thermal gradients, since heat will be removed faster from hotter parts of the disk.

It is observed that water freezes first in the cathode CL under the land, and ice melts first in the CLs under the flow channel, the melted water in the anode is also removed faster than in the cathode.

However, the blood clot/wound tissue formed after ventricular resection appears to be removed faster than the necrotic lesions caused by cryoinjury, since we found that at 30 days post resection of 20% of the ventricle, the upper size limit of the remaining detectable wound tissue was 2% (data not shown), and 12% after cryoinjury at 41 dpi.

Indeed some genotypes may have been removed faster from the salt population.

This is because at high propane feed, the hydrogen cannot be removed fast enough through the membrane and conversion is again limited by the thermodynamic equilibrium.

In other words, the trade off in having Tc removed fast from the cell is the high intracellular TetA, TetR and TetR2 amounts at steady state.

Cells thus face the difficult task of maintaining the proper balance of the entire repair system over a wide range of conditions to ensure that lesions are removed fast and accurately without accumulation of toxic intermediates [3].

They are much easier to remove when they first occur and will leave the least odor behind when removed fast.

The "first challenge" of maintaining nodes only with a less velocity is thus achieved by MP rule updating routing table by removing faster nodes soon before they were considered for routing as they would be out of vicinity in less time.