Sentence examples for speed of removal from inspiring English sources

Assuming that repetitive sequences are removed at a constant rate, the survival time of full-length structure obeys an exponential distribution and therefore the half-life is an index to estimate the speed of removal.

To compare the speed of removal in legume and grass, we calculated the half-life for 705 full-length elements in the two sequenced rice genomes (Oryza sativa indica ssp. and japonica ssp .. Elements in rice and Mt were predicted under the same parameters (Hao Wang, unpublished data).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Effect of stirring speed on removal of phenol.

The quality and speed of snow removal varied from borough to borough, and in some cases, from block to block, ranging from "perfect" to "terrible," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Commonly, its internal frequency is higher than the one used in the system, and thus, the speed of data removal from the FIFO may be greater than the speed at which it is inserted.

38% of infections were secondary to a removable focus (of which approximately half were IV catheter-related) and the proportion and speed of focus removal did not differ significantly between centres.

Curd formation varies with changes in temperature, time, acidity for coagulation, proportions of rennet and acid, and the speed and extent of removal of the whey.

Locomotor circling appeared to be dependent on the speed of insertion and removal, but the suppression of rearing and the acquisition of CTA were independent of speed of insertion and removal.

But a new study suggests that the ability of exercise to speed the removal of garbage from inside our body's cells may be one of its most valuable, if least visible, effects.

Chinese infrastructure plans in Africa, say the doubters, are too often in the form of roads and railways to speed the removal of natural resources and too rarely help African economies add value to products before they are shipped.

Has this collection ultimately sped up the process of removal?