Sentence examples for most promptly from inspiring English sources

Others find a way to attend a four-year college, but most promptly join the local labor pool.

"It just makes sense that former patients are the ones who care the most, so they're the ones who respond most promptly and positively to appeals," said Rick Wade, a spokesman for the American Hospital Association.

The 40 people who responded most promptly were sent the baseline questionnaire, on the basis that they were most likely to complete the trial and return questionnaires.

Altogether these experiments indicated that (i) Anx-A1 mRNA is quite stable in Saos-2 cells and (ii) FPR is most promptly modulated by these culture conditions.

After screening responses, 78 (23%) were identified as eligible and 30 patients who responded most promptly were randomised to 'acupuncture plus usual care' (15 patients) and 'usual care' alone (15 patients).

Most were promptly released; many escaped.

When the colors were replaced with patterns of vertical bars and horizontal bars, most bees promptly headed toward the pattern identical to the one at the entrance.

The Bill of Rights had little judicial impact for the first 150 years of its existence; in the words of Gordon S. Wood, "After ratification, most Americans promptly forgot about the first ten amendments to the Constitution".

As soon as the summer term ended most folk promptly fucked off back to their 'home' lives, back to mates, parents and partners in whichever corner of the burbs they'd sprung from.

The Bill of Rights originally only restricted the federal government, and went through a long initial phase of "judicial dormancy"; in the words of historian Gordon S. Wood, "After ratification, most Americans promptly forgot about the first ten amendments to the Constitution".

As shown in Figure 6A, on collagen-dominant matrices, most hdpPSCs promptly adhered to and spread along E-spun fibers within 6 h post-plating.