Sentence examples for quick retrieving from inspiring English sources

InterMitoBase is designed for quick retrieving, visualizing and analyzing PPIs supporting human mitochondrial functions.

InterMitoBase is designed for quick retrieving, visualizing and analyzing PPIs that contribute to human mitochondrial functions.

Fast retrieve or slow retrieve?

Millwall took the lead on the half-hour when Lee Gregory was quick to retrieve his shot parried by Ben Alnwick and crossed for Steve Morison to head in.

So I pretranslated the phrase "Please type in Pinyin" — referring to Chinese written in standardized Roman form — "and my phone will translate to English," and starred it, making it quick to retrieve again.

Indeed, a quick search retrieved a lot of postdoctoral positions, along with a few Ph.D. studentships and tenured or tenure-track faculty positions. .

Other features, for what is purposely a very streamlined app, include a way to bookmark (or 'pin') a message in the form of an editable note, making for a very lightweight way of extracting important or actionable information, and the ability to browse images or other attachments via a separate files tab so that it's quick to retrieve an important asset.

Ralph Harvey, CRO of FCS, claims that it can actually be quicker to retrieve an e-mail from the archive server through a stub than it would be to retrieve it from the primary server.

Ms. Wendling also found fault with a presentation from a trauma medicine researcher, Elizabeth Garthe, who said that ambulance crews often underestimated the extent of internal injuries in car crashes and that a quick way to retrieve data about crash severity would save lives.

It also allows a head start of the algorithm to retrieve quicker signals [ 33].

The data center should be the focal point to which any scientist can go and not only be able to find out more about the data, retrieve the data (preferably via the World Wide Web), but also view quick looks into the data without ever retrieving the data locally.