The phrase "a rapid growing in" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a rapid growth in" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "There has been a rapid growth in technology over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a swift increase in" or "a quick rise in".
While these searches are not exhaustive, it clearly shows that we have experienced a rapid growing interest in the potential of stem cells to 1).
Energy consumption by building sector becomes more and more important in a rapid growing economy like China.
Bamboo is a rapid growing, affordable and available natural resource in many developing countries.
The effect of pREAL on bacterial phenotype was better observed in BTH102, a rapid growing, cya-, endA, but also recA1 strain.
The rapid grows in the image processing systems complexity, and the complicated nature of its new technologies system design, had created the need for a high speed embedded processing units at low costs.
The high prevalence (27.4%) of NTM which includes M. fortuitum 17 (27.5%) and M. intracellulare 13 (20.9%) was the most frequently isolated rapid growing mycobacteria in extrapulmonary tuberculosis cases in tertiary care centers in Northern India.
In response to the rapid growing interest in this type of materials, this work is focusing on critical review of the synthesis and applications of silver particle-containing nanofibers.
This case illustrates the pathogenic potential of rapid growing mycobacteria in medical or non-medical skin penetrating procedures, their world-wide distribution and demonstrates the dilemmas faced in settings with fewer resources.
Intra-tumoral hypoxia is a common phenomenon as the rapid growing cells deplete oxygen in the cellular microenvironment.
In NW Patagonia, forestry with rapid growing species is an expanding practice, especially in the semi-arid steppe.
