Sentence examples for quicker uptake from inspiring English sources

We find quicker uptake with the 3PL (third-party logistics) and e-commerce markets because they're a little more forward thinking than people running a fully owned generic warehouse center.

This provides a much quicker uptake than that achieved through oral or nasal administration—something which we can also observe in the difference between crack cocaine and cocaine powder dependencies, according to Jones.

This provides a much quicker uptake than that achieved through oral or nasal administration—something that we can also observe in the difference between crack cocaine and cocaine powder dependencies, according to Jones.

High concentration gradient is generated via increase in initial concentration, thus faster diffusion and quick uptake of adsorbate.

That has helped the company win business, but also, at a time when many new services see quick uptake but then fast attrition of usage, continued engagement.

After this quick uptake the percentage dyes removal was gradually increased until 180 min and after there was only a slight difference in the percentage dyes removal.

The fast dissolving (sublingual) form resulted in a quick uptake of 0.5 mg of thiocolchicoside within 15 min whereas with the adhesive buccal form the same dose can be absorbed over an extended period of time.

Weber argues that we should understand the quick uptake of Meselson and Stahl's experimental result as an instance of inference to the best explanation (as opposed to Duhem's deductive characterization).

Between the rapid adoption of iOS 7 and the relatively quick uptake of the new iPhone models, Apple's doing a great job of getting everyone on board with the same platform, and on the most recent version of both software and hardware.

Instagram has been around for slightly longer than Snapchat, as a six-year old company compared to Snapchat's five, but the quick uptake of a new feature that differs dramatically from the existing Instagram experience definitely indicates that the photo-focused social network hit on a customer need when it introduced the feature.

This tracking and analysis is useful in informing intermediary decision-making, including whether the test was an obvious success (e.g., there is quick uptake and immediate improvement) or should end early due to insurmountable challenges (e.g., it becomes clear that the test will not work due to lack of resources, buy-in, or comprehension among change agents).