Sentence examples for combined fast from inspiring English sources

Rowlands's and Simons's anti-purist deejay mix of rap, techno, and rock crystallized into their own sound on "Chemical Beats," which combined fast hip-hop break beats and acid techno sounds.

The word-naming performance of non-dyslexic readers combined fast and stable responses to word stimuli with clearer examples of 1/ f scaling.

This paper presents the study protocol for a RCT investigating the efficacy of a combined FAST programme on skeletal muscle properties and muscle function in adolescents and young adults with spastic-type CP.

Understanding the neuromuscular adaptations following combined FAST in individuals with CP might influence the prescription of exercise training in this population and help guide future conservative treatment decision-making.

As there is conjecture in the literature regarding the benefits of strength training as a physical therapy in individuals with CP, it is important to determine if a more intensive programme, such as the combined FAST model presented here, can provide beneficial alterations to skeletal muscle resulting in translation to improved gross motor function compared to standard care.

Since many of the chemotoxicities are cumulative, we evaluated serial data including all the combined fasting- and non-fasting (ad libitum diet) associated chemotherapy cycles (Supplementary Figure 1).

In May, a combined fast-track and TAA package garnered just 62 votes in the Senate -- barely enough to overcome a filibuster.

Bill Monroe, who combined fast-picking mandolin, banjo and guitar with a "high lonesome" singing style to create the distinctly American musical style known as bluegrass, died Monday.

Combined fasting and random HDL cholesterol changes from normal to low in the white male patients was also statistically significant compared to black male patients.

In the combined fasting and random cholesterol analysis, categorical change from borderline to high total cholesterol was greater in the white subgroup compared to the black subgroup.

During the past few years, it has been established that the pre-diabetic conditions of isolated impaired fasting glycemia (i-IFG), isolated impaired glucose tolerance (i-IGT), and combined fasting and postchallenge hyperglycemia (IFG/IGT) represent distinct pathways to diabetes.