Sentence examples for more rapid feedback from inspiring English sources

Apart from financial measures, more rapid feedback and recognition for their involvement may make it more attractive to GPs.

Beyond the selection of cancer cell populations with transient drug-resistant phenotypes, recent studies of targeted cancer drugs have defined more rapid signaling feedback loops that modulate the cellular response to growth factor inhibition.

2. Access to CD4 measurements needs to be improved and CD4 monitoring optimized to facilitate timely initiation of ART: more frequent serial CD4 counts, and rapid feedback of results from laboratory.

That rapid feedback could sway public opinion, but more transformative is its ability to change a candidate's behavior in real-time.

High throughput experimental data analysis combined with reduced cost apparatus will enable more rapid verification of novel magnetic materials essential to close the feedback loop of modern integrated computational materials design.

It creates a rapid feedback cycle in the media that is much more difficult to control by practicing the "access" journalism that has been a mainstay of most recent administrations.

In contrast, shallower wells in the soil profiles in the riparian area showed more a responsive perched groundwater system with transmissivity feedback in the upper soil layers resulting in much more rapid responses which generally peaked before the stream and exhibited clockwise hysteresis.

ICTs can reduce adverse events by facilitating a more rapid response after an adverse event has occurred and tracking and providing feedbacks [ 19– 219.

Feedback and lateral connections have consistently been differentiated from feedforward, layer 4 targeting inputs, as exhibiting more rapid or differential plasticity (Crair and Malenka 1995; Feldman et al. 1998; Glazewski et al. 1998; Trachtenberg et al. 2000; Jiang et al. 2007).

Effective implementation requires rapid feedback between the sensors on the headset to the screens: studies have shown that lags of more than 50 milliseconds between head movement and screen updates can induce sickness.

Current theories regarding the connections and feedbacks between surface and tectonic processes are predicated on the assumption that higher rainfall causes more rapid erosion.