The phrase "arise fast" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to convey the idea of something coming into existence or becoming apparent quickly.
Example: "In times of crisis, new challenges can arise fast, requiring immediate attention."
Alternatives: "emerge quickly" or "appear rapidly."
Similarly, with scalar terms, if one could demonstrate that the enriched readings, such as 'some but not all' for 'some', arise faster than 'some but not necessarily not all', one would have strong evidence in support of the defaults view.
Preliminary data on transplantation experiments suggest that tumors derived from Eμ-Myc mice do not arise faster when transplanted into Caspase-2-deficient recipients, indicating that the higher dissemination rate observed in Eμ-Myc/Casp2 −/− mice is most likely not due to a more permissive environment in Caspase-2-deficient soma (Supplementary Figure S4).
In parallel, aoR3H decreases the amplitude and precision of the startle response, an early arising, fast, large-amplitude behavior that is driven by CaP neurons.
When societies are moving away from authoritarianism to democratic forms of government or emerge from violent conflict to situations of relative peace, debates about the serious violations of human rights and the international crimes committed in the past arise relatively fast.
Why do some cities arise as fast-growth entrepreneurial hot spots while others stagnate or decline?
One factor which may account for these intense differences in amplitude is synaptic location: parvalbumin-positive terminals, which likely arise from fast-spiking interneurons, are more likely to synapse on the soma, whereas medium spiny neurons are more likely to end on dendrites or spines [28], [42].
The sex-specific differences in telomere length observed in ants most likely arise through faster telomere attrition in males compared to queens and workers.
Health care systems increasingly face a rapid transformation of care processes and structures that arise from fast-moving technological developments in the fields of medical research and health information technology resulting in advances in health care coverage and delivery system design [ 1].
Within the arising and fast growing trend of the personalized healthcare, the promising Personalized Health Informatics (PHI) asks to be understood, modelled, implemented, and tested.
This and numerical estimates of the diffusivities involved suggest that electromigration damage arises by fast diffusion along dislocations with reasonable densities (of order 1015/m2).
