Sentence examples for somewhat more rapidly from inspiring English sources

Since then, appreciation has fallen to around 9percentt a year, he said, adding that condominiums are appreciating somewhat more rapidly than houses.

Only about half of those machines come equipped with Intel chips, according to Dataquest, a consultancy.Intel has begun lowering its prices somewhat more rapidly than it did in the past.

Although the American economy grew somewhat more rapidly than expected in the first quarter, the unemployment rate there jumped in April and job losses were the highest for ten years.

Notably, the growth curves of these mutant strains in the absence of the phage were similar to that of the parent strain during the first 8 h of growth; beyond this time the cell counts of the hapR or hapA negative strains declined somewhat more rapidly than the parent strain (Fig. 1), whereas that of the luxO negative mutant was found to remain comparable to that of the parent strain.

After 1998, both groups dramatically increase allowance rates, though somewhat more rapidly among multi-term governors, until 1992 and then rapidly reduce allowance rates until 1996.

A small difference was also appreciated between the two GCases, with Vela being cleared somewhat more rapidly from the 5-wk livers than Imig.

In some cases, differences in the speed of internal signal transduction can make up for differences in environmental signal transmission: sound is transduced more rapidly than light, somewhat making up for the fact that sound travels much more slowly through air than does light (Spence and Squire 2003).

The use of printed textbooks is rapidly declining at U.S. colleges, somewhat more affordable electronic versions taking their place.

Besides, though the gap between rich and poor has increased somewhat in all countries since the 1970s, it has grown far more rapidly and become far wider in Britain and America than it has in continental Europe or Japan.

The polyQ-carrying variants, AT3Q24 and AT3Q55, aggregated much more rapidly than the truncated ones, AT3Q55 displaying a somewhat higher rate than AT3Q24.

This at first may appear to be somewhat counterintuitive, as a hungrier animal can be expected to forage more rapidly and less carefully and thus have a higher rate of food consumption.