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In considering the potential molecular mechanisms by which macrophages govern the elimination of Mp from the lungs and airways, we noted that the rate of clearance of this microbe from the respiratory tract is substantially faster from C57BL/6 mice compared to BALB/c mice.

Following endocytosis BODIPY-SM undergoes hydrolysis, a reaction substantially faster than BODIPY-SM synthesis from BODIPY-ceramide.

On direct journeys, the high-capacity Crossrail line, due to open in phases between 2017 and 2019, will bring passengers to central London from outer western and eastern suburbs substantially faster than the tube.

tumours formed from parental and vector control cells grew substantially faster.

Facebook grows total revenue at a +28% CAGR from C2013-16E, while advertising revenue (+31%) grows substantially faster than payments revenue (+17%) due to casual games being played increasingly through mobile devices.

Though Spencer did not comment on Dunlap and McCright's study, he did explain that his results show climate forecasts based on models from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are warming substantially faster than the actual atmosphere.

Judge Julian Goose QC said he thought Ellahi would have been travelling substantially faster than this.

The economy would still have grown substantially faster, without inflation, than Mr. Greenspan thought was possible -- until he saw it happen.

Even though Europe has just seen the first quarter in years in which its economy grew substantially faster than the U.S. economy, unemployment is still more than twice as high in Europe as in the United States, and most European governments are years away from being able to squabble over how they might wish to spend a budget surplus.

Among the features being promoted, the device uses an Apple technology called Firewire to permit songs to be transferred from a computer onto the gadget at a rate of around 1 second a song, substantially faster than other portable players, the company said.

Study after study shows that the price of combat aircraft has been rising substantially faster than inflation, often faster than GDP.