Sentence examples for quick recruitment from inspiring English sources

While a thinner material like hay proved to be most effective at high rates (600 g m−2), a thicker material like straw encouraged quick recruitment for these species only at low application rates (300 g m−2).

These findings led us to postulate that invasive GAS infections hampered host innate immune defense, especially on PMN, providing the front-line defense against GAS infection by quick recruitment to infection site and clearance of bacteria following phagocytosis [11], [12].

IRI has been consistently shown to promote quick recruitment and activation of neutrophils and macrophages to the injury site.

However, for long-term national programmes for whom sustainability is key, the trade-offs between time spent and quick recruitment is worth it.

Third, with international funding, expertise and equipment, there is an increased scope in what the research itself may achieve, for example with genetics or metabolomics which require expensive equipment and specialist technicians, but where diseases are more prevalent in lower-income countries, concentration on these populations may lead to quicker recruitment of patients.

Scouts then switch from recruiting by tandem running to carrying nestmates and brood items from the old to the new nest, a fast recruitment method that allows quick relocation of the colony into its new home [2], [14].

A system similar to the US national verification system that would enable or facilitate the quick identification, recruitment and coordination of the medical volunteers is worthy of consideration (5).

If they were mortally wounded by the rise of political Islam, ISIS was quick to see the recruitment potential of Egypt's military coup.

Information technology is another popular area, and a quick talk to a local recruitment agency will help you to find out any shortage areas you may be able to retrain for.

As the recruitment process gets quicker, gangs and clans become increasingly fragmented and end up fighting over every single street.

In Borough B, where we used practice diabetes registers, recruitment was much quicker but most patients on the register proved ineligible (because of insulin treatment, ischaemic heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, or other co-morbidity).