Advances in high-throughput assays in combination with sophisticated analytical techniques have increased the rapidity with which catalysts can be identified and optimized.
In the supervision of Edmund Halley (1656-1742), he realized that by putting x = 1 in (4) (see (5)) we lose the benefit of the powers x 3, x 5, x 7, … , which tend to increase the rapidity of convergence for smaller values of x.
High ambient temperatures can increase the rapidity of the decay.
Not only does flight increase incidence dramatically, but it also increases the rapidity and geographic scope of the epidemic.
In the last decade the developments in the field of ion chromatography (IC) were aimed at increasing the efficiency, sensitivity and rapidity of analysis, as well as on improving separation selectivity.
Legal terminology, always shifty and inexact as in the case of all the other branches of social science, became more and more inefficient in obtaining clarity of expression and more unsatisfactory to everybody concerned, as the strain upon it was increased by the rapidity and complexity of modern life.
Thus, increasing the ratio of culling to background poultry mortality from 1 to 3 has little effect on the rapidity of disease eradication (Figure 2d).
Its use in the diagnosis of other tropical diseases has already been shown to increase the sensitivity and rapidity of sample preparation and screening (6, 7).
Marijuana's physical effects include reddening of the eyes, dryness of the mouth and throat, moderate increase in the rapidity of the heartbeat, tightness of the chest (if the drug is smoked), drowsiness, unsteadiness, and muscular incoordination.
