Sentence examples for fast sporadic from inspiring English sources
Our data suggest that with an adjusted protocol, e.g. slow, continuous stimulation or fast, sporadic stimulation, certain fiber-types can be promoted in these cells in culture.
The fast and sporadic reversal of the response – from aversion to attraction – of the P-choice line suggests that these flies, which did not physically contact – but could nevertheless smell – menthol were somewhat exposed to this substance.
Moreover, we have to take it into consideration that UC-associated CRC may advance faster than sporadic CRC.
So long as so many people continue to get rich so fast, China's sporadic strikes and demonstrations do not seem likely to evolve into a fresh challenge to the Communist Party's right to rule.However, it is not just wealth that has dulled the appetite for democracy.
The program featured a production style similar to one often used on MTV, with sped-up video footage, sporadic camera angles and fast dance music.
This work suggests that the stronger Na sporadic layer can result from the faster neutralization process, which is more sensitive to temperature changes compared with Fe at altitudes above 100 km.
Although we were both working, paychecks were sporadic at best, and they never came in as fast as the bills did.
In summary, we show that whole-genome homozygosity mapping using low cost SNP arrays provides a fast and non-invasive method to identify disease-causing mutations in sporadic patients or sibs from consanguineous families in LGMD2.
Lavelle's version adds sporadic 8-bit tones, and is texturized with fast-paced drum programming, ambient synths and vocal scrambling.
We suggest that the large subunit evolved faster due to permanently relaxed constraints since positive selection and sporadic episodes of relaxed constraints cannot account for the different rates of evolution between the large and the small subunit.
FROM a ragtag band of fighters conducting sporadic raids and bombings from its hideouts, Nigeria's Boko Haram is fast evolving into a force able to take and hold territory.
