Sentence examples for applied rapidly from inspiring English sources

The many excellent local and joint procurement initiatives need to be built on and applied rapidly throughout the NHS.

At first, he used a felt-tipped pen to transfer to canvas the details and the shapes he wanted; later, he switched to charcoal or thinned-down paint, applied rapidly and fluidly, not meticulously.

The method provides an indicator of cultural ecosystem services that can be applied rapidly over large areas.

Finally, these anti-AIV vectors could be generated in a scalable process for low-cost production, stockpiled for long-term use, and applied rapidly via mass aerosolization.

Faced with an incursion of FMD virus that might involve wildlife species, it is crucial that appropriate mitigation strategies be applied rapidly to control the disease.

At the other extreme of the spectrum, under parallel pore pressure conditions, if the mud pressure is too high, viscous and, in some instances, applied rapidly, the excess over the compressive forces which counterbalances the in situ pore pressure at the wellbore wall will cause rock failure in compression or shear when the rock compressive strength is exceeded.

As this represents a departure from a more conventional design that would apply rapidly presented neutral faces as a baseline we conducted a small test series of scans to demonstrate that our design and anxious face stimuli were indeed associated with heightened engagement of the amygdala.

Because molecular methods can be applied very rapidly, we have the capacity to quickly assess the ecological role of an invasive taxon in its home environment and use this information to evaluate potentially vulnerable species at the site of invasion.

In 1909, Good Housekeeping published a "tried and tested" review of different models, while an advert in a 1906 issue of Woman's Own assured readers, "It can be applied more rapidly, uniformly and deeply than by hand and for as long a period as may be desired".

Scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) with a scanning optical fiber was applied to rapidly identify potential Zn0.3Cd0.7S-based Zn0.3Cd0.7S-basedr water oxidation.

However, as we mentioned previously, the chloroplast genome only represents the maternal evolutionary history, which cannot be fully applied to rapidly diverging taxa.