Sentence examples for a rapidly accessible from inspiring English sources

Typically the ACC present in biominerals appears to fulfil one of two functions – either a rapidly accessible store of Ca for skeletal growth, or the production of mechanically robust, sometimes complex, skeletal architectures [1].

We propose that information gleaned solely from the Internet can provide a rapidly accessible, inexpensive source for building social networks for natural resource and conservation professionals.

Storage of specimens in a rapidly accessible buffer (e.g., very close to the chemistry analyzers) for a limited period of time (e.g., between 8 and 24 hours) would capture the majority of add-on orders.

The oligomers have attenuated client binding capability and may convert to the more active monomer (Freiden et al., 1992; Blond-Elguindi et al., 1993; Chevalier et al., 1998; Thompson et al., 2012; Aprile et al., 2013), suggesting that they may represent a rapidly accessible, inactive buffer form of chaperone.

This suggested that, in the fast-paced emergency department setting, making a drug more rapidly accessible influenced emergency practitioners to order it more frequently.

In the same spirit as the k-mer reordering we described under optimizations already implemented (Supplementary Material), some subset of 'pier' k-mers could be stored in a smaller, more rapidly accessible data structure as proposed in Cao et al. (2004).

Cross-border and interoperable electronic health-record systems make confidential data more easily and more rapidly accessible to a wider audience.

The move from an individual-based approach to a population-based one was recognised as the only way to make ART rapidly accessible to the millions in need and was a key conceptual shift [ 33].

Another goal is to make this data rapidly accessible, both within the Network and the entire scientific community.

Google's simple, fast interface will do much to make its books rapidly accessible, even in poor countries with old computers and uncertain connections.

Data retained from each paired patient sample occupies 150 200 Gb and, in line with our clinical laboratory protocols, must be rapidly accessible for 6 months which is estimated to cost $25 per case in a cloud computing platform.