Sentence examples for more rapid impact from inspiring English sources
The use of NAATs as an adjunct to clinical assessments has been suggested for monitoring the impact of antibiotic MDA, because antibiotic treatment has a more rapid impact on C. trachomatis infection levels than on symptoms of clinical disease [23].
Interventions in these sub-sectors are thus likely to have higher cost-effectiveness and more rapid impact than in other areas.
Perhaps newer generation devices for real time continuous glucose monitoring will offer the potential for a more rapid impact on glycaemic control earlier in pregnancy.
Any impact this has on cervical cancer death rates would take years to be felt but vaccinating older females on the threshold of cervical screening could have a more rapid impact in terms of reduced incidence of CIN.
"Negative words may have more of a rapid impact," she said.
This observation corroborates the more rapid and strong impact of antiestrogen treatments on cell proliferation in S-phase compared to similar treatments in G1 or in G2/M.
This observation corroborates the more rapid and strong impact of antiestrogen treatments on cell proliferation in thymidine, hydroxyurea or aphidicolin arrested cells and correlates with an increase of apoptosis compared to similar treatments in lovastatin or nocodazol treated cells.
Indeed, the analysis of lipid levels in the COBRA ("Combination therapy in rheumatoid arthritis") study found that combination therapy with glucocorticoids, methotrexate, and sulfasalazine was associated with a more rapid and favorable impact on the atherogenic index (total/HDL cholesterol ratio) in RA [ 42].
Drama, however, more often suits a rapid impact and a quick getaway.
The use of a soft tissue rather than composite reconstruction may also facilitate a shorter hospital stay and allow adjuvant radiotherapy to be delivered in a more rapid timescale with possible impact on overall cure rates of this very debilitating tumour.
First, usage log data is generally considered a more "rapid" indicator of scientific impact than citation data, since usage log data is nearly immediately affected by changes in scientific habits and interests whereas citation data is subject to extensive publication delays.
