Sentence examples for promptly during from inspiring English sources

This commonsense, bipartisan bill will improve the effectiveness of our development programs, and we urge the Senate and the House to adopt it promptly during the post-election session.

The lack of effect in other studies may have been due in part to the fact that children were kept under close observation, so episodes of malaria or anaemia were detected and treated promptly during the course of the intervention period, and partly due to the varying importance of malaria as a contributory factor to the pathogenesis of anaemia in different epidemiological settings [13].

Cells that are not cleared promptly during apoptosis may undergo secondary necrosis and release cellular components that would normally not gain access to the extracellular milieu.

The increase in YAP should be inhibited promptly during regeneration to prevent pro-fibrotic potential and allow appropriate differentiation of renal tubules.

These data confirm that Acthar exerted an inhibitory effect on the expression of the key regulator of class switch recombination and SHM in activated human B cells, and that this inhibitory effect is exerted promptly during early phases of exposure to the peptide.

Since many TB patients only receive in-patient treatment for less than 2 months due to financial restrictions, a proportion of new MDR- and XDR-TB cases will not be promptly diagnosed during these patients' hospitalization, affecting the overall TB treatment success rates.

Some participants described examples of trainers completing forms promptly, sometimes during the SLE/WPBA itself, with the feedback being a dialogue.

Coinciding with the cell growth, the cellulose degradation did not occur before 15 h; it then promptly hydrolyzed during the fermentation at 20 to 48 h.

In particular, Pitcher et al. (2008) showed this effect by administering pairs of TMS pulses early during visual perception (at 100 140 ms and 130 170 ms from stimulus onset), suggesting that the right somatosensory cortex is promptly engaged during the perception of facial expressions.

When Senator Elizabeth Warren pointed out that this was hardly the position Donald Trump and his team had taken during campaign 2016 (or of the Republican platform, which had explicitly called for the reinstitution of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933), he promptly waffled: "We, during the campaign... specifically came out and said we do support a twenty-first-century Glass-Steagall..

One-third of TAO patients may develop moderate or severe disease and need to be treated as promptly as possible during the active phase [ 4, 6].