Sentence examples for more rapid recognition from inspiring English sources

Utilizing such networks holds the promise of greater research efficiency through a more rapid recognition of physiological tissue responses.

Many patients describe more rapid recognition of objects after surgical procedures for nystagmus; however, this "recognition time" is not reflected in the parameters typically studied in these patients.

To address the need for more rapid recognition of future EHF outbreaks, awareness among the medical community about EHF needs to remain high between outbreaks.

Moreover, cardiac risk score use led to a more rapid recognition of high risk patients and created awareness regarding the appropriate site of care.

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.

5 We found that CM double resulted in more rapid recognition of both nuclei in low-grade adenomas than in normal mucosae.

Although initial enthusiasm has been tempered by recognition of its limits in some situations [ 4], barcoding has tremendous potential to produce more rapid identification of difficult groups and highlight areas of unrecognized diversity [ 5, 6].

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

In such a situation, the recognition of barcodes as specific 2D NMR correlation patterns simplified the spectral analysis and led to a much more rapid chemical identification.

It is likely that Australian sea lions use a combination of sensory signals during individual recognition, i.e. auditory, olfactory and visual [17], [ 36], [ 42, Pitcher et al. unpublished data] and that when used in concert the onset of maternal recognition is more rapid, potentially within 12 hours of birth.

In recognition that changes in wellbeing may be more rapid immediately after initiating treatment, the first 90-day period was further subdivided into days 0 30 and 31 90 on ART, for a total of 14 separate time-on-ART dummy variables.