where the curves are very close together the prevalence profile can be considered to be changing slowly, compared with more rapid changes occurring where the curves are more sparsely distributed.
Here, in Northern Ireland, you have known even more rapid change.
In recent years, owing to the rapid changing customer needs and much shorter product life cycle than ever before, employing more efficient and flexible approaches for product concept development has become an imperative for a successful product.
Real-time 'research' by dynamic monitoring of interventions and outcomes in large clinic populations will facilitate more rapid recognition of important genetic effects and changing environmental factors.
With a merger, organizations have the opportunity to adapt quickly to new or changing markets by permitting the more rapid transformation of the organization than organic growth might allow [ 19].
We must continually evolve and adapt to changing client needs and market conditions, at an ever more rapid pace.
This high sensitivity to episodic thermal stress, coupled with sensitivity of growth rates at higher latitudes in some cases, where warming is predicted to be more rapid, points to the need to generally better understand corals' response to changing temperatures.
V for 'volatility' describes the increased dynamics in many fields characterized by "changing directions of change", by a high frequency of ups and downs, by more rapid disruptions of trends.
A recent commentary (21 ) on the changing paradigm for arbovirus identification discussed these limitations of the more rapid molecular methods and stressed the importance of isolating viruses and obtaining phenotypic as well as genotypic information on them.
Hence, we may say that we are overwhelmed with constantly changing raw data, and strategic actors especially tend to be short of more rapid, up-to-date, valid and in-depth understanding of the transforming business landscape and social environment.
