Sentence examples for means rapidly from inspiring English sources

Yet the city's cachet also means rapidly rising home prices.

But doing so means rapidly ramping up production of the alternative fuels, and that is the challenge.

That means "rapidly spinning holes probably are pretty common," says team member and theoretical astrophysicist Ramesh Narayan.

That meant rapidly revised tactics for Bristol, for the third time in the match.

Low interest rates, enormous global liquidity, receptive capital markets, and a continuing flow of money into the sector from corporate pension funds have meant rapidly growing coffers and nonstop activity.

In this paper, we examine the use of shape descriptors as a means to rapidly identify "dissimilar" molecule shapes.

To cultivate the use of trans-splicing as a novel means to rapidly express various antibody fusion proteins, we tried to express antibody reporter enzyme fusions in a COS-1 co-transfection model.

This method has been proposed as a means to rapidly and cost-effectively assess general ancient DNA preservation at a site, and to investigate temporal and spatial changes in biodiversity; however, several caveats have yet to be considered.

We chose this approach to maximize the possible improvements that would occur in 7 days as a means to rapidly examine potential ethnic differences in cardiometabolic response.

We chose to pursue transient transgenic RNAi knockdown during mouse embryogenesis as a means to rapidly validate loss of function gene mutations, which we have identified as part of an ENU mutagenesis screen for late embryonic phenotypic anomalies [15].

This is a common situation in studies integrating data from different cohorts with varying SNP-array designs; and the CANGES results provide a means to rapidly integrate such data.