Sentence examples for make it rapidly from inspiring English sources
We're trying to break down the barriers to collaborative clinical trials and aggregate the data and make it rapidly available.
Fouchier and many of his colleagues — some of whom attended a meeting last week on dual-use research, in Hannover, Germany — argue that experiments which modify and delete genes in viruses are essential to our understanding of how viruses work and will make it possible to rapidly construct vaccines to defend against them.
Also, that simulation tools developed make it possible to rapidly and reliably represent and assess potential visual modifications.
This reduction would make it possible to rapidly cycle the iron between the two oxidation states with O2 as the terminal electron acceptor.
Clinical use of this convenient, single-closed-tube assay would make it possible to rapidly distinguish ESBL from non-ESBL variants and thereby to begin early treatment with suitable antibiotics.
In order to facilitate this work we propose a simple template to be positioned on the radiographs, which will make it possible to rapidly evaluate the alignment of the metatarsals and the corrections necessary for re-establishing correct architecture of the forefoot.
The searchable databases developed from these assemblies make it possible to rapidly identify genes of interest from each species.
Recent advances in massively parallel sequencing make it possible to rapidly obtain large amounts of sequence data, and multiplexing makes extensive sampling of megabase sequences feasible.
The coherent FFL type 2 of regulation could make it possible to rapidly and efficiently adapt the cells of A. fumigatus to the change of temperature.
The high imaging speed of SECM may make it possible to rapidly image the margins of entire lumpectomy specimens to comprehensively determine margin status without sampling error.
However, recent advances in DNA sequencing make it possible to rapidly acquire information about the coding regions of any genome by building complementary DNA (cDNA) libraries and sequencing expressed sequence tags (ESTs).
