Sentence examples for for rapidity from inspiring English sources

A German officer attached to the Third Army described the defeat as "a disaster which for rapidity and completeness is without parallel in military history".

There were no significant differences amongst the serotype 9 group for rapidity of onset of systemic disease, the mean was 2.48 days±1.9 (this is not surprising since this score was also not significant amongst all strains) (Fig. 5).

The dose response was evident not only for the overall proportion of patients achieving a response but also for rapidity of the response.

For rapidity, approximate 60 min was required in the application of orfX-LAMP, including DNA process, isothermal reaction and result determination.

This study examined an electronic nutritional self-screening procedure for feasibility and for reliability, rapidity, and ease of use by hospital outpatients.

Starting from a single colony, subtyping results are delivered within 8 h, which makes the MOL-PCR assay a convenient subtyping method for outbreak investigations, for which rapidity is of crucial importance.

This organization is advantageous for its flexibility as shown by the ability of the structure to produce plans for the rover every two hours, for the rapidity with which Mission Control team members may be trained and for the relatively small size of each individual team.

However, three axis attitude control software is still predominantly based on the conservative use of standard flight proven PD type controllers, which are known to be limited in terms of rapidity for a prescribed level of energy consumption.

The LAMP method reported here demonstrated a potential and valuable means for detection of Salmonella especially for its rapidity, simplicity and low cost.

And it's that Midas touch that accounts for the rapidity of even the most exacting labor: for all the self-critical revising of the working writer, there is a wonder at each stage.

For cyclic parthenogens several rapid radiations have been proposed for allopatric forms, and there is indirect evidence for their rapidity [10].