Sentence examples for more rapid responses from inspiring English sources
The availability of information on many aspects of the business facilitates more rapid responses to market opportunities.
The rectangular system showed higher and more rapid responses for series of antibody injections, albeit at a higher noise level than the standard system.
We suggest that the methodology applied is robust and adaptable to diverse agroecological contexts and would allow for more rapid responses to evolving land use issues as they arise.
Industrial cluster is becoming an ever more important cost-effective industry development mode especially when enterprises are required to give more rapid responses to the frequently changed customized demands.
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.
In this context, one might hypothesize that reaching with the right hand would be associated with more rapid responses, and reaching with the left hand would be associated with greater accuracy when tasks involve both accuracy and speed simultaneously.
A real-time-PCR procedure was introduced in 2002 with similar sensitivity, but a more rapid response.
The innate system mounts a less specific, but more rapid response to pathogens by directly recognizing their common attributes (pathogen patterns), such as RNA of viruses.
"Hospitalized Patients at High Risk for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Have More Rapid Response System Events and Intervention Is Associated with Reduced Events". PLoS ONE 11 (5): e0113790.
For more aggressive control, we decrease the tuning parameter(more rapid response); for more robust response, we increase the tuning parameter slower response).
On the other hand, conventional pulse decay techniques provide a more rapid response but are sensitive to local sample permeability heterogeneity.
