Sentence examples for would be more rapid from inspiring English sources

Data from the CenterWatch study indicate that over 70% of clinical trial sponsors and service providers feel that the adoption of electronic data collection would be more rapid absent the fear of regulatory repercussions.

However, to the extent that such a structure exists with limitation on interbreeding between shallow water and deep water fish a collapse would be more rapid and its effects would be harder to reverse.

One, promoted by P66-integrin interactions, would be more rapid and involve spread through the vasculature.

Importantly, gene ablation by RNAi may be induced at any desired age or disease state and would be more rapid and inexpensive than the traditional models.

Although RAD-51 would be loaded onto chromatin normally in the absence of rfs-1 or rip-1, its turnover would be more rapid, preventing detection of RAD-51 foci.

For many species, meiotic maps using our strategy would be more rapid and far less costly than the construction of tiled, fingerprinted BACs and do not require the specialized skill sets and materials needed for the development of radiation hybrid panels.

"If the labour market continues to improve more quickly than anticipated by the Committee... then increases in the federal funds rate target likely would occur sooner and be more rapid than currently envisioned," she said.

This observation seems counterintuitive, because one would expect a dynamic process to be more rapid at higher temperatures.

Of all the excuses for doing nothing, the argument most often trotted out is that whatever contribution Britain, or even the whole EU, made to reducing carbon emissions would be more than offset by the rapid growth of coal-fired power stations in China.

Furthermore, the improvements that did occur were greater for indicators relating to measurement (for example, blood pressure recording) than to intermediate outcomes 42 or treatments, 7 which would be more likely to have a rapid impact on admissions.

An index involving partial scoring of the dentition used for rapid screening would be more acceptable than one incorporating full mouth scoring, which is both time consuming and believed to lower the accuracy of the index.