Sentence examples for respond faster to changes from inspiring English sources

As part of its demand-driven initiative, AZ has begun standardizing its manufacturing architecture and information exchange in its supply chain, which helps the company respond faster to changes in the marketplace.

One possible explanation would be that factors affecting transmission of DL respond faster to changes in environmental parameters than those of CL and ML.

However, our analysis would suggest that regulating apoptosis rather than cell division may enable the stem cell population to become more robust to disturbances and respond faster to changes.

Continuous glucose monitoring systems may help in this regard to prevent hypoglycemia and limit excursions into hyperglycemia by providing greater information to quantify insulin sensitivity and respond faster to changes in patient condition.

Rip channels with a short cross-shore length and narrow alongshore spacing responded faster to changes in wave conditions than rips with a long cross-shore length and wider alongshore spacing.

Life-long jobs are being replaced with term contracts, making way for a more flexible workforce that enables firms to respond faster to economic changes.

They show that wells with large fractions of young water would respond faster to land use change designed to reduce chemical fluxes to the water table, whereas wells with small fractions of young water would benefit from greater in-well dilution of manmade contaminants by old, unaffected water.

In this respect, our most important result is that the mean of a phenotypic trait may respond faster to a sudden environmental change when the number of loci is large and most effects are small.

Ionization detectors respond faster to the tiny smoke particles released by a fast-burning fire.

The Arctic is responding faster to climate change than are other regions on Earth.

The reason for this can be intuitively understood: a steep action potential enables the axon to respond fast to rapid membrane potential changes, whereas a less steep action potential onset will not be fast enough and, in the extreme case, it will "ignore" the underlying voltage modulations.