Sentence examples for rapid and sharp from inspiring English sources
Due to rapid and sharp selection, PmR transformants were readily isolated after six days, which is half the time required for previously used markers.
A-nociceptors mediate "first" pain perceived as rapid and sharp and C-fibers signal "second" pain, delayed, diffuse, and dull.
Addition of TNFα (100 ng/ml) to MEFs induced a rapid and sharp activation of the SAPK followed by a quick down-regulation.
The pattern of the radial artery pulse can appear in various forms: pulse amplitudes exhibit a gradual increase and decrease in some cases, whereas, in other cases, a rapid and sharp fluctuation occurs.
As can be seen in Fig. 1, when aspart and detemir were given as separate injections, there was a rapid and sharp increase in GIR, which decreased to ∼25% of peak values at the end of the study at 300 min. In contrast, the early rise in GIR was blunted, but late insulin action was increased following the mixed compared with separate injections.
Selective sensing ability of R1 as a 'turn on' fluorescent chemosensor for Hg2+ with rapid and very sharp visual colour change was observed.
Effective air quality monitoring programs are in high demand for the sustainable urban environment, especially with the extensive anthropogenic activities associated with the rapid urban expansion and sharp increase in urban populations during the last several decades.
Forskolin (25 µM) caused a rapid (15 min) and sharp peak of cAMP concentration with 4400 fmol of cAMP per 105 Jurkat cells.
Signs and symptoms of PE were defined as the development of shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, sweating and sharp chest pain [ 14].
The mountains of Vizcaya and Guipúzcoa are formidably jagged, and the rivers are short and rapid, cutting sharp gorges through the mountains.
Several of them have withheld aid, on which much of the country's development depends, accounting for more than 40% of Rwanda's budget.Landlocked, tiny in area, and more densely populated than any other country in sub-Saharan Africa, Rwanda has achieved what a leading British development expert, Paul Collier, calls the "hat-trick" of rapid growth, sharp poverty reduction and reduced inequality.
