Sentence examples similar to rapid assertion from inspiring English sources
In rapid succession, assertions of favoritism were made by most of the A.N.C.'s political rivals.
That these studies report initiating steady state imaging immediately after first pass imaging [ 21], or following the slow administration of small amount of additional contrast [ 22, 23], corroborates our assertion that rapid initiation of imaging postcontrast administration is vital to the success of gadobenate dimeglumine SS-MRA.
I'm not so sure about this assertion, considering the rapid growth of "Mommy bloggers" over the past few years.
The article relays that "there is mounting indirect evidence that constant use of technology can affect behavior, particularly in developing brains, because of heavy stimulation and rapid shifts in attention". That assertion is serious, and it concerns us as both educators and as mothers.
Despite the lack of isolated virus, the pan-lyssavirus sensitivity and specificity of the fluorescent antibody test (the test prescribed by the World Organisation for Animal Health as the standard for rabies testing) and direct rapid immunohistochemistry test support the assertion that a novel lyssavirus exists in the region.
To "prove" this assertion they point to China's rapid buildup of foreign exchange reserves.
These changes support the assertion that the health consequences of rapid development of private transportation in Laos should be considered in future planning.
The chamber's rapid growth, its new emphasis on economic development and its assertion of a regional identity make it a rival to the Long Island Association, which like the Huntington chamber is also 76 years old this year.
Although his assertion did not come to pass, many environmentalists still warn about the negative effects of rapid population growth.
The rapid shift in the military balance of power away from the democracies is but a reflection of the latter half of that assertion.
