Sentence examples for immensely rapid from inspiring English sources
A decade on from the initial discovery of histone lysine demethylases, our understanding of how these fascinating enzymes function in cells has progressed at an immensely rapid pace.
There is absolutely no evidence to suggest that these latest viruses were deliberately released into the wild by law enforcement agencies, the music industry or the makers of antivirus software, although a cynical paranoid might note that each benefited immensely from the rapid spread of the viruses over the Net.
The dynamic economic environment is immensely influenced by rapid innovation, especially financial innovation in the financial system, both in terms of number and value (Błach 2011).
Bosman describes how Zambia's tuberculosis control programme suffered immensely because of rapid integration into general health services.
Bandwidth demands on ubiquitous Ethernet have grown immensely, driven by the rapid expansion of real-time applications like audio/video streaming.
Knowledge about the characteristic fragments and neutral losses of diterpenoids can be immensely helpful for the rapid identification of these compounds in future phytochemical studies.
The knowledge of fragmentation pattern is immensely helpful for the rapid characterization of abietane-type diterpenoids through liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry in complex mixtures such as plant extracts or herbal formulations by utilizing their analytical amount.
Rapid depletion of energy resources has immensely affected the transportation sector, where the cargo transportation prices are rising considerably each year.
Over the past few decades, the meat and dairy majors have become immensely powerful and have successfully pushed policies to support rapid growth of industrial meat and dairy production and consumption around the world, at all costs.
The bourgeoisie, by the rapid improvement of all instruments of production, by the immensely facilitated means of communication, draws all, even the most barbarian, nations into civilisation.
