Sentence examples for fast replenishment from inspiring English sources

Accurately matching the experimental time course and magnitude of the depression requires both slow and fast replenishment of vesicles at the presynaptic release sites.

Furthermore, outbreaks in small settlements might quickly become self-limiting by exhausting the supply of susceptible individuals, and sustained epidemics probably depended on the early transmission of the virus to a large center with fast replenishment of susceptible individuals to maintain the epidemic.

In contrast, intraneuronal CA activity is needed for the fast replenishment of HCO3− and consequent net uptake of Cl−, which are key mechanisms in the generation of excitatory HCO3−-dependent GABAergic responses (Ruusuvuori et al, 2004; Viitanen et al, 2010).

Second, customers in many industries are seeking faster replenishment and shortened cycle times to reduce their inventories and their investment in storage facilities.

Treatment interruptions should be undertaken with caution, as they might lead to fast and irreversible replenishment of the viral reservoir.

This is due to VEGF having a much faster rate of replenishment due to diffusion than can be expected for collagen by cell migration [50] (i.e. DaVEGF-Proteolysis≪DaCol1-Proteolysis∼1).

And as the fuel for their fire burns hot and fast and needs constant replenishment, they are -- merely by saying and doing what they've been told by their clueless corporate PR shills -- burning themselves into extinction.

First, the dewatering of Qanats due to decline of water tables resulted from the extended use of deep wells that pump groundwater faster than its natural replenishment rate.

Subterranean water reserves, by contrast, are steadily shrinking as the demands of two fast-growing societies outpace natural replenishment by rivers and rainfall.

Also assigned were three replenishment oilers and four fast transports converted from old four-stack destroyers.

Reactant depletion correlated strongly with the temperature of the surface reaction, whereas reactant replenishment from the free-stream occurred faster at increasing Reynolds numbers.