Sentence examples for describes rapidly from inspiring English sources

Cook describes rapidly declining indigenous populations in California between 1769 and 1900, in his posthumously published book, The Population of the California Indians, 1769 1970.

The above described rapidly growing number of approved radiotracers and hybrid imaging modalities necessitates the adaption of training curricula for all types of involved staff.

We believe that the major cause is the difficulty of automatically deriving metadata that would describe rapidly changing Web service collections.

We will describe rapidly four such new methodologies and give examples of their application to real satellite or medical images.

As a previous study described, rapidly increasing economic development has led to unhealthy lifestyles [ 71].

Interestingly, the decrease in Q at E14.5 seemed to be in part due to a decrease in the previously described rapidly exiting subpopulation of cells born on E14.5 (supplementary material Fig. S3) (Takahashi et al., 1996a).

• To the Editor: Your editorial accurately describes the rapidly deteriorating crisis of excessive workload and insufficient resources in public defender offices, which is likely to increase the risk of erroneous convictions, which would lead to retrials, more clogged courts and inconvenience and frustration to victims and witnesses in communities across this nation.

A state of the science review of nursing-sensitive outcomes describes a rapidly developing field yet many unresolved issues including what, when and how to measure indicators of nursing care [ 12].

The average acceleration describes how rapidly the velocity changed during the time we're examining, on average.

Instead of reefs, we're going to have what one scientific team described as "rapidly eroding rubble banks".

The word Precariat was popularized five or so year ago to describe a rapidly expanding working class with unstable, low-paid jobs.