Sentence examples for not that rapidly from inspiring English sources

Radiochemical yields increase successively with increasing amounts of ethanol but not that rapidly like for 68Ga-DOTATOC.

"Right now it looks like the oil is moving southwest, not all that rapidly".

However, the exponential increase in the prevalence of overweight and obesity over the past 25 years is likely due to factors other than genetics, since the genes of a population do not change that rapidly.

The increase can't be explained by genetics – our DNA hasn't changed that rapidly.

"It doesn't happen that rapidly," he said.

"The problem isn't only that rapidly rising land prices allow specific groups to land windfall profits in the short-term," Zinnbauer notes, "but also that in the longer run this locks in certain development patterns which potentially deprive large parts of the community of economic opportunities, so it hardwires injustices into the future of the city".

Companies that pay relatively high rates tend to be those that are not expanding rapidly and that are not as ingenious as G.E., at least on taxes.

"Most savvy investors don't want information that rapidly," said Mr. Howard, whose firm caters to multimillionaire entrepreneurs and executives in Silicon Valley.

The decline can be quick in football but, generally, players don't lose it that rapidly and it has certainly been intriguing to see the difference in the way Terry's ordeal against Manchester City last Sunday was reported compared to what happened to Michael Carrick, a player of the same age, during Manchester United's Champions League qualifier against Club Brugge.

In this context, it seems necessary to mention that HPVs are small sized viral DNA genomes that do not evolve rapidly, in contrast to other viruses.

They conclude that r-TEG results correlate with the CCTs that are not as rapidly available, and are predictive of early transfusions of pRBC, plasma, and platelets [ 33].