The phrase "as a fast response" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to the speed of a reply or reaction, but it would be more appropriate to say "as a quick response" or "as a prompt response."
Example: "I appreciate your email, and I will get back to you as a fast response to your inquiry."
Alternatives: "as a quick reply" or "as a prompt reply."
Such as a fast response time (9 s), high sensitivity, good selectivity and superior repeatability, all these properties are predominantly-attributed to the unique nanobelt-assembled radial flower-like structure and ammonium ions intercalation.
We present the synthesis, fabrication and electro-mechanical characterization of a novel electro-responsive hydrogel based on Na-4-vinylbenzenesulfonate (Na-4-VBS) that can operate as a fast response bending actuator in a low voltage regime (0.2 5 V), in NaCl aqueous solutions.
As sensing materials for a CTL gas sensor, this coral-like Zn-doped SnO2 demonstrates excellent CTL behavior (that is, high sensitivity, superior selectivity to sulfur hexafluoride compared with other eleven kinds of common volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as well as a fast response and recovery).
The results of amperometric response to H2O2 with different AB addition showed that the Cu-MOF/AB-2%/GCE exhibited a wide linear relationship in the H2O2 concentration range of 0.05 3 μM with a rather high sensitivity of 5.56 μA μM−1 cm−2, a low detection limit of 0.014 μM as well as a fast response time of 4 s.
Artemia females can indeed easily switch from live nauplii production (ovoviviparity) to cyst formation (oviparity) as a fast response to fluctuating circumstances.
Voltage-gated Ca2+ channels enable rapid influx of Ca2+ as a fast response to an incoming stimulus, leading to neurotransmitter release.
In the original study evaluating clinical response assessment with the CRP patterns in VAP, Póvoa and colleagues [ 2] classified patients as having a fast response, a slow response, or no response.
Detection limit of as low as 1 μΜ and a fast response time of less than 1 s was observed.
Using the sensor, they realized that hydrogen permeated through the skin at the concentration as low as 30 400 μM with a fast response time of 30 s.
In contrast, samples obtained at higher temperatures have the biggest grains; therefore, the number of carriers is decreased with trap number as expected with a fast response time.
We have also proved that random arrays of our Au-CNT-hybrid samples supported on IME chips are able to detect small amounts of a hydrocarbon gas as acetylene with a fast response and a fast recovery time.
