Sentence examples for precipitated rapid from inspiring English sources

Recent pressure from the Ministry of Health to provide EM residency training in public hospitals has precipitated rapid growth of residencies; now there are 80 such programs throughout Turkey [4, 5].

Novel size-selective predation on native Daphnia populations has precipitated rapid evolution in traits primarily related to detection avoidance, including alterations in patterns of diel vertical migration (DVM) [ 16, 33] and reduced body size [ 23, 30, 32].

Despite long-term declines, and the effects of subsidised meat and milk products being dumped on African markets (e.g. The Economist 1993; Oxfam 2002), broadly favourable terms of trade still underpin successful pastoral economies (Zaal and Dietz 1999; Dietz et al. 2001; Zaal et al. 2006), although drought or epidemic can precipitate rapid collapse into famine (Homewood 2008).

In addition, road surface temperatures can fall rapidly at higher altitudes, precipitating rapid frost formation.

In addition, DBL MUT mice were undisturbed, while control mice were injected with antagonist, and handling itself precipitates rapid recovery from torpor.

Species introductions can precipitate rapid evolutionary responses in native species [ 12, 41, 42].

A growing body of evidence suggests that anthropogenic stressors may be precipitating rapid phenotypic change as species struggle to adapt to human-dominated environments (Reznick and Ghalambor 2001; Stockwell et al. 2003; Hendry et al. 2008).

The net result was a vastly superior reading speed which preceded, and possibly precipitated, the rapid expansion of literacy (Saenger, 1997) and major developments in the writing of vernaculars.

Submicron particles of megestrol acetate (MA) were precipitated by rapid expansion of supercritical solution (RESS) method, using CO2 as supercritical solvent in the presence of menthol as solid co-solvent.

All patients who started chronic dialysis precipitated by rapid decline in kidney function started hemodialysis and all relied on catheters as access.

In contrast, of the incident ESRD cases not precipitated by rapid decline in kidney function at CPMC, 5.2% patients started peritoneal dialysis and approximately a quarter had mature arteriovenous fistulas.