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A transport mechanism adjustment is suspected with PTMSP because of a slightly more rapid permeation rate decrease than indicated by the model.
"But if you compare the broader economies of India and China, China is growing at only a slightly more rapid pace.
On the other hand, the deactivation rate at 230 °C for the fresh catalyst was slightly more rapid, as shown in Figs. 4, 5 and 6a.
Combined attack and more rapid destruction of the bacterial covers followed by slightly more rapid penetration of oxidation capacity into the bacteria appears to be a conclusive hypothesis in our opinion.
Calypso was a huge undertaking, and [between] that and Woo, which is producing revenue on a slightly more rapid pace, and having newly hired [renowned designer] John Maeda [away from his last role as design partner at the venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers], there are a few things operationally that the company wants to nail down.
Drug group animals showed a slightly more rapid progression in neurological disease severity score during the early onset phase of the disease.
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The reconstitution of Tg+ B cells compared to Tg− B cells was slightly although not significantly more rapid, resulting in an increased relative frequency of Tg+ B cells during reconstitution.
Infected B twins had slightly reduced Quetelet indexes and more rapid development of illnesses related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
Though costs increase slightly, Detect-TB provides a more rapid diagnosis.
I would also recommend that the authors be slightly more detailed when describing the "rapid sequence spinal", in particular as this appears to be a rather new and controversial topic.
Solutions containing BG nanoparticles were slightly more alkaline than HA and SiHA, suggesting that a more rapid apatite formation on BG was related to solution-mediated dissolution.
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