Sentence examples for rapid coverage from inspiring English sources

The course is aimed at students who already have a background or demonstrated aptitude for quantitative analysis, and thus are comfortable with a more rapid coverage of the topics, in more depth and breadth, than in OIT 245.

Because of the space and scheduling limitations inherent in print publications, the online supplement is intended to allow broader and more rapid coverage of important European case law and legislative developments, in order to reflect the ever-increasing pace of the dissemination of legal information in the twenty-first century.

For example, it allows citizens to be actively involved with the natural world and enhances their education [2], while data collection can occur potentially on a global scale, and provide more comprehensive and rapid coverage, than is possible with a team of scientific researchers [3].

The potential impact of utilizing all PCR reported findings to provide rapid coverage for these microorganisms and their potential resistances (according to the local or regional resistance data for the PCR reported microorganism) was evaluated.

Also, the rapid coverage of such newly formed microvasculature by pericytes suggests that they may be the first cell type of the neurovascular unit to physically interact with endothelial cells [ 5].

Mutation screening of cDNAs permits rapid coverage of the gene's entire coding region, which is especially useful if one wants to screen a conserved functional motif(s) that spans numerous small exons spread across a large genomic distance.

Dynamic inhibition is observed where the gas phase NH3 and NO concentrations are high, driving rapid NH3 coverage buildup and SCR.

The EVPOME grafts had enhanced maturation of the underlying submucosal layer associated with rapid epithelial coverage when compared to the AlloDerm® grafts at biopsies taken at 28 days post-grafting.

However, prior to precipitation, electrospinning is extensive and rapid, allowing coverage of fibers on various substrates, including a grounded metal plate, dielectrics interposed between the charged jet and the metal ground, and on the human body.

In addition, our models predicted that the temperate northern hemisphere would have had considerable reduction in the influenza illness attack rates had vaccine been distributed in the quantities indicated, i.e., rapid 50% coverage, on October 1.

These techniques mostly rely on echo planar imaging (EPI) [6] for spatial encoding of the magnetic resonance image because of its fast scan time, enabling rapid volumetric coverage over the brain reducing temporal instabilities associated with multi-excitation techniques (e.g. [7], [8]).