Sentence examples for tend to be faster than from inspiring English sources

Pedestrians crossing wider streets tend to be faster than when crossing narrower streets.

Based on the visual search literature [18], we expected to find effects of target (target present RTs tend to be faster than target absent RTs), set size (increase in RT with set size) and the interaction between target and set size (the effect of set size would be larger on target absent trials) on RT, in our ANOVA.

I nonetheless battle through resistance for the next 90 minutes before heading to the Starbucks across the street to use their free Wi-Fi -- it tended to be faster than the smoke signals my cell phone company mascaraed as "High-Speed-Data".

Though the absolute number of fibroblast on CPU3 is lower than that on TCPS at the culture stage, it is tending to be faster than the control PU.

The incorporation of EPA tended to be faster than that of DHA for all pools, and there was no obvious consistent difference in the rate of incorporation within a pool among different groups.

Tests of effects showed that this interaction arose from response time differences during the control condition (no restraint) in which males tended to be faster than the females (F[ 2, 13] = 3.19, p = 0.075).

Similarly, the substitution rates of natatanurans tended to be faster than those of microhylids (Nos. 26 30, P = 1 × 10-5 to P ≤ 1 × 10-7 excluding 12S and 16S rrns [Nos. 28 and 29, P = 0.019 and 0.211, respectively]. For Nos. 21 35, we used 0.0167 [= 0.005/3] as the significance level due to multiple testing; see [ 79] and Table  1).

Our previous studies also confirmed a significantly higher LGR in grade 2 RCC compared with grade 1 RCC, and the LGR of grade 3 tended to be faster than that of grades 1 and 2 RCC; however, the difference was not significant [ 4].

Country music tends to be faster than average while folk tends to be slower than average.

Perseid meteors tend to be fast and bright.

The biggest gains tend to be fast and unanticipated.