Sentence examples for was somewhat faster from inspiring English sources

The wash-out of radioactivity from the tumor tissue was somewhat faster for the 44Sc-DOTA-RGD than for the 44Sc-NODAGA-RGD, but at 5 h after injection the values were almost the same (3.00 ± 0.38 % IA/g vs 3.01 ± 0.55 % IA/g).

Cytoplasmic vinculin displayed very fast recovery (Figure 1F); the fraction of mCherry-vinculin at FAs with an intermediate FRAP rate was somewhat faster than paxillin-YFP (Figure 1F), with a similar Rf (0.50±0.01, n = 31); on the longer timescale, vinculin at FAs exhibited Rf similar to paxillin (80%), albeit with 2.5-fold slower kinetics (Figure 1F).

Consolidation of the regenerate was somewhat faster in the nail group.

The decline was somewhat faster for methadone only deaths, which one may expect to be more sensitive to any benefits of supervised dosing.

The rate of improvement of the audit score in the first three years was somewhat faster than that for the fourth year.

While map construction was somewhat faster using this approach, the resulting map was less likely than the map initiated from a pair of markers and showed greater disagreement with the linkage map.

It implies that inflation will be somewhat faster in the future.

However, they predicted growth would be somewhat faster in coming years, and unemployment would decline somewhat more quickly, presumably reflecting the steps announced Thursday.

Economic growth in poorer provinces like Shaanxi has been somewhat faster over the last three years than in the richest areas, like Beijing and Shanghai, according to the University of Michigan's China Data Center.

Now the official statisticians are in trouble once more, this time for misjudging the size of the economy.On June 11th the finance minister, Trevor Manuel, told parliament that GDP "is currently understated, and economic growth has been somewhat faster than the official numbers indicate".

However, in both acetonitrile and tetrahydrofuran, inactivation is somewhat faster over the first 4 h of continuous operation than in the equivalent batch mode.