Electronic commerce is an emerging trade model under dramatically rapid development.
Dramatically rapid deswelling was achieved with the cold-treated gels since the fishnet-like structure with numerous small pores prevented the formation of a dense, thick skin layer during the deswelling process, which commonly occurs in normal PNIPAAm hydrogels.
"There's no question that, perhaps unlike any other movement in our nation's history, the pace of change, particularly within the last several years with respect to gay rights, has been dramatically rapid, and we really haven't experienced anything like this before," she said.
In fact, as shown in preliminary report [ 24], a change of ATP turnover (with maintain of ATP content) in the same experimental conditions was observed 2 3 hr only after the butyrate force-feeding, suggesting that its gastric absorption was not dramatically rapid.
The neomuran revolution was the largest quantum evolutionary change in cotranslational secretion in the history of life and unsurprisingly therefore caused dramatically rapid and unprecedented changes in the translation apparatus itself, i.e. in ribosomal RNA and proteins [ 1, 5, 29].
Biofeedback to enhance safe and rapid weaning showed a dramatically lower duration of ventilation in one RCT that did not report the weaning methods used.
We suggest that in this particular case, the species nonmonophyly observed is due to recent, rapid diversification in a dramatically changing landscape in which niche-building opportunities were manifold and time for lineage sorting has not yet been sufficient.
Industrial melanism in the peppered moth Biston betularia remains the textbook example of a rapid evolutionary response to a dramatically altered environment.
The rapid growth of neonates and children, especially in lipid stores, can result in a dramatically reduced apparent half-life through dilution (Clewell et al. 2004).
