Sentence examples for complete rapid from inspiring English sources

Desorption of humic substances from fungal pellets was complete, rapid, and yielded uniform results.

This paper draws on previously presented works [2 4] in order to generate a more complete rapid prototyping framework.

The process is performed in four steps, which ensures complete, rapid and accurate extraction of the samples.

This phenomenon can be used to facilitate complete, rapid and non-destructive desorption of NO2 and NH3 molecules from SWCNT chemiresistors at room temperature.

Metastasis shows brief arterial hypervascularity and complete rapid washout, which can improve its detection during a portal phase survey.

The results were striking: Raf-1-deficient epidermis was completely refractory to tumour formation in both models; in addition, using the genetic model we could show that Raf-1 ablation enforces complete, rapid regression of established lesions that never recur, although Ras activation persists throughout the life of the animals.

The beach town experience meets urban environment when you travel on the newly completed rapid transit line, ATI (Alternativa de Transport Integrado), which runs 15 miles from San Juan to Bayamón, Puerto Rico's second largest city.

These patients, and those who completed RAPID 1, were eligible to enter an ongoing open-label extension study of CZP 400 mg plus MTX every other week.

The recently completed Rapid Assessment of Learning Spaces (RALS) found that 758,207 students are enrolled in 2,922 schools across the vast expanse of Southern Sudan, which is struggling to recover from two decades of armed conflict.

EsophaCoil, has the advantage of opening spontaneously, doesn't need probable multiple dilatation because its radial force allows complete and rapid expansion even in the presence of thigh stenoses with consequent rapid relief of dysphagia.

Children are asked to debate current aid-related headlines, complete a rapid needs assessment in a fictional refugee crisis and decide how to distribute UK government funding to respond to the crisis.