Sentence examples for stage more rapidly from inspiring English sources

We postulated that by delaying the desolvation to cooler regions of the source, such as inside the electrodynamic ion funnel, and by reaching this stage more rapidly, the stability of the sialic acid residues is increased as the final desolvation occurs in a gentler environment.

A rat that forms an attentional set should master the ID stage more rapidly (fewer trials to criterion) than the original discrimination (CD stage) and poorer performance on ED compared with ID (fewer trials to criterion in ID stage than in ED stage).

The fastest cidal effect was observed with ring stage parasites (viability was decreased by 80% after 30 min of contact with the drug), indicating that the drug impacted these early stages more rapidly than the mature stages.

Time-course experiments indicated that the ring stage is more rapidly inhibited, compared to the other stages.

Progression to more deleterious stages occurs more rapidly in children than in adults, as described by Feldstein et al. (7).

Biomarker studies have the potential to provide valuable information to identify early biological events associated with the adverse health effects of engineered nanomaterials in a development stage more easily and rapidly [16].

There was a significant trend for patients with increasing tumour stage to have more rapidly proliferating tumours with higher mean labelling index (LI) measurements (P = 0.001) and a shorter mean potential doubling time (Tpot) (P = 0.023).

This may reflect different functions, depending on tumour type, but it could also indicate that more advanced stage tumours grow more rapidly since ERRFI1 expression can be induced by a variety of stimuli such as growth factors, hypoxia and stress factors (Saarikoski et al, 2002; Pante et al, 2005).

We found that adult stage genes are evolving more rapidly than earlier stages in non-synonymous site divergence (dN), dS, and dN/ dS at most specificity thresholds (Kruskal-Wallis rank sum test P < 0.01; Bonferroni correction was applied to all pairwise comparisons).

But our examples reveal that each effect can be reversed when between-stage transition occurs more rapidly.

African American men with chronic kidney disease (CKD) progress to end-stage renal disease more rapidly than African American women or whites.