Sentence examples for prompted fast from inspiring English sources

SXC localizations, however, have prompted fast, and deep counterpart searches over highly constrained error boxes.

That growth has prompted fast-food chains such as Taco Bell to offer new breakfast items, including a Waffle Taco, and pushed Dunkin' Donuts to expand aggressively in California.

Similarly, the introduction of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Rheumatoid Arthritis Guideline in 2009 should have prompted faster referral by GPs of suspected patients with RA to secondary care.

It can also lead to lower spending on maintenance and thus prompt faster declines in output.

American re-engagement in Kyoto could also help prompt fast-growing developing countries like China, which are not now constrained by Kyoto, to sign on.

At the time, he vowed to move forward on new rules that would prompt faster and more accurate disclosures from corporations, and quicken the pace of enforcement actions that have tended to drag on for years.

*Microsoft would no longer be allowed to raise the price of older versions of Windows as soon as a new one is released, a tactic to prompt faster migration to the new version.

Finally, n-3 PUFAs may prompt faster resolution of inflammation within the wound microenvironment, which leads to facilitated regeneration and reepithelialization.

Clearly, ScvO2 is the therapeutic target that explained most of the difference between the control and the optimized group, prompting faster fluid loading, more red blood cell transfusions and – in a few patients – administration of an inotropic drug (dobutamine).

Warmth increases blood circulation to the incision site, prompting faster healing.

Adding vitamins to their water can not only lead to health problems due to vitamin overdose, but can prompt faster bacteria growth in the water.