G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) possess the ability to transmit intracellular signals within milliseconds of activation, whereas growth factor and cytokine receptors lack this rapidity and specificity in signaling [ 7, 8].
This sort of rapidity of a country's population composition changing seems to be unprecedented.
We live in not only a technological era, but an era of rapidity.
The NGS technology outperforms plainly the classical Sanger sequencing in terms of rapidity and throughput.
For example, the rapidity of the intellectual and physical decline, the lack of any effective and long-lasting treatments, and the grimness of the diagnosis were all cited as distinguishing negative features of the disease.
What the poll reflects is the administration's failure on two levels: first, the rapidity of presenting such a complex issue, and the lack of a lengthy nationwide educational campaign that informs the American people as to its content and costs while proactively addressing the sound bites adopted by Republicans and their allied health care industry that have derailed past reform attempts.
This suggested that in vascular tissue, cryodamage due to lack of CPA exposure may be balanced by CPA toxicity resulting from the rapidity of CPA penetration.
The rapidity of the patient's recovery, as well as the lack of positive cultures, suggest that sepsis was not the cause of his hemodynamic decompensation, although this possibility cannot be totally ruled out.
The main handicap has been the lack of clinical trials, due largely to the comparative rarity of the disease and the rapidity of its progression.
The lack of perinatal services means that mental health crisis teams, designed to offer urgent help, often step in but the report found that they "may not have the necessary understanding of the distinctive features of severe perinatal mental illness, including the rapidity of change of mental state".
