Sentence examples for a rapid intake from inspiring English sources

Immediately after ecdysis the crustacean swells from a rapid intake of water.

A rapid intake of breath was the only sign that the woman might have preferred not to have that fact be the subject of idle elevator discourse.

We observed by confocal microscopy a rapid intake of GFP-EcO157 within 2 h by protozoa, and the subsequent release of food vacuoles filled with live cells of EcO157 within 3 days after ingestion (Figure 2).

Regardless of assignment, all subjects who desired treatment were provided transportation, rapid intake, and a waiver of the treatment entry fee.

Bringing The Grid Onto Mobile: Pinterest's best known and most frequently copied element is its masonry grid design which allows for rapid intake of visual information.

"Many studies, both in the US and globally, show much more consumption when alcohol prices are cheaper," says Veach, "and with greater volume and rapid intake of alcohol, the greater the risk to one's health and well-being".

Although the hNIS gene expression can lead to rapid intake of iodine in non-thyroid cells, this process is also accompanied by rapid outflow of iodine, which limits its killing effect.

Data from The Economist's latest ranking of full-time MBA programmes (see article) suggest the appeal of an Old World business education has gone into a rapid decline.The intakes of many of Europe's flagship full-time MBA programmes have plummeted (see chart).

Such an approach brought about more robust phenotype (37– 40), with a rapid decline in food intake and body weight after the loss of these neurons.

To minimize gastrointestinal discomforts associated with a rapid increase in fibre intake, the dose will be slowly increased during the first 3 weeks of the study (week 1 = 5 g/d; week 2 = 10 g/d; week 3 = 15 g/d).

Plasma cholesterol in the ALT group fluctuated parallel to the alternate HC diet-Con diet; after periods of HC diet, the plasma cholesterol levels were comparable to those in the HC group, but levels dropped rapidly to on average 11.9±0.9 mM after periods of CON diet, pointing to a rapid adaptation to dietary cholesterol intake.