Sentence examples for being rapidly applied from inspiring English sources

Targeted resequencing using next-generation sequencing technology is being rapidly applied to the molecular diagnosis of human genetic diseases.

This is a brief overview of how basic research is being rapidly applied to dramatically transform the clinical care of children with pulmonary disease.

The model under which this is happening is called smart services, and it turns out that the structure is not only relevant to software and automation but is being rapidly applied to knowledge-intensive services.

Following the Cologne attacks the changes were rapidly applied.

Google's new trick wouldn't work if you only had a few user searches to draw on, but if you have trillions of searches from many millions of users, across a hundred and forty-six languages, it's pure genius — and a technique that can be rapidly applied to different languages with relatively little manual labor.

After 1 h at room temperature, the reaction solution was rapidly applied to desalting columns.

Recently, wide colour gamut displays which adopt highly saturated primaries of red, green, blue have been rapidly applied.

Thus, organoid technology has been rapidly applied to understanding stem cell biology, organogenesis, and various human pathologies.

This procedure is applied to describe the plasma surrounding a "target" to which is rapidly applied a large negative potential, as occurs in plasma source ion implantation (PSII).

Originally designed for use in mining operations microseismic monitoring techniques were rapidly applied to identifying microseismic events created during hydraulic fracturing.

This approach provides anatomical information that can be rapidly applied to MRI datasets for the clear identification of white matter tracts.