Sentence examples for more rapid action from inspiring English sources
"We expect far more rapid action after the emphatic remarks of the Israeli prime minister," he added.
In a letter to education secretary, Nicky Morgan, accompanying the inspection reports, Wilshaw said the government needed to take more rapid action to fix problem academies, and criticised Birmingham city council for failing to reveal its plans.
He indicated that he favors more rapid action.
Possibly, increased awareness and earlier recognition of consequences of AEs among healthcare providers contributed to more rapid action being taken.
The increasing public pressure for more rapid action to protect public health and the environment has supported policies that reduce the requirements for full information.
The establishment of the Brazilian "cracolandias" ("crack lands") - public places where crack cocaine users met to consume the drug out in the open - was also not sufficient to elicit more rapid action from the state regarding crack cocaine use [ 9].
However, more rapid actions could be implemented, as the current transport system plan is mostly focussed on road construction and public transport subsidies and less on emission control, traffic demand, or prevention of infiltration of outdoor particles into buildings [ 51].
In contrast, lixisenatide achieves greater reductions in postprandial plasma glucose as a result of its more rapid time-action profile, while maintaining the ability to be dosed once daily.
Glulisine has been shown to have a more rapid onset of action and a shorter duration of action compared with RHI in obese subjects without diabetes [ 7].
Compared with open-label tiotropium 18 μg OD, glycopyrronium bromide 50 μg OD appears similar in terms of bronchodilatory efficacy and duration of action, although the latter has a more rapid onset of action [ 5, 6].
Interestingly, compared with insulin glargine given at a single equivalent dose, ILPS was associated with lower pharmacodynamic intrasubject variability, more rapid onset of action, and greater glucose-lowering activity in patients with T1D [ 70].
