Sentence examples for more rapid entry from inspiring English sources

After 8 h in culture, an increased fraction of nonLRCs was MyoD+/Myf5+ compared with LRCs, consistent with a more rapid entry into the myogenic program (Fig. 3C).

Much of this difference may stem from the much more rapid entry of the rat into puberty and the resulting absence of any period of 'mini-puberty' as in the human and marmoset.

We note here that these two effects could also be related (that is, film delamination, if it occurs, could enable more rapid entry of water; this would, in turn, result in more rapid hydrolysis of the peptide).

The potential advantages of three-year curricula, such as the new programs described above, include reduced education debt burden and more rapid entry into clinical practice, transitional pathways into medical school for those with appropriate experiences, and redirection of the fourth year of medical school to create opportunities for enriching medical education.

For more rapid service entry there had been some consideration given to an interim system based on the original Hercules missile, but these efforts were dropped.

Furthermore, altered brain aquaporin and urea transporter expression in advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD) may result in reduced urea exit from cells while allowing more rapid water entry along an osmotic gradient, resulting in cerebral edema [ 6].

We presume that the A23187 exposure in zero Ca2+ depletes internal stores and that the readdition of Ca2+ results in store-operated Ca2+ entry that is more rapid than Ca2+ entry through A23187 channels alone.

Dissemination after rectal entry is possibly more rapid than after oral entry, where SIV DNA is found in many lymphoid tissues twenty-four hours pi [88].

It is also more rapid than following vaginal entry, where SIV DNA could be found at very low-levels in draining lymph nodes eighteen hours pi and in some lymphoid tissues twenty-four hours pi [77].

More rapid diagnosis of AHI with rapid entry into care following detection would allow individuals to fully benefit from treatment and secondary prevention, and the study of the earliest immunological events in AHI to inform treatment and vaccine strategies.

Mr. Banks argued that he had not refused to open the door, but rather was in the shower and did not hear the police, making the officers' rapid entry all the more unreasonable in his view.