The phrase "rapid dehydration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of losing too much water from the body too quickly. Example: The hiker suffered from rapid dehydration after a long hike in the scorching sun.
Cholera kills through rapid dehydration.
The latter point highlights the importance of evaporation and rapid dehydration events within environments to preserve cells in evaporites and fluid inclusion within the evaporites.
It has thick fatty skin which provides warmth, so the hot weather will cause rapid dehydration and death," a spokesperson wrote on the charity's website.
The main signs are rapid weight loss and rapid dehydration, the inability to tolerate fluids, feeling lightheaded and weak, and persistent nausea and vomiting.
In Port-au-Prince, hospitals stayed open round the clock to new patients suspected of having contracted the disease, which causes severe diarrhoea and rapid dehydration, and if undiagnosed can kill victims within hours.
The lipid matrix of the stratum corneum (SC) layer of skin is essential for human survival; it acts as a barrier to prevent rapid dehydration while keeping potentially hazardous material outside the body.
An exhaustive study on rapid dehydration-induced 26 bp SuperSAGE tags that were generated from root EST libraries of untreated and 6 h rapid dehydration-treated chickpea seedling has been reported.
Further, it has been shown by Lakatos et al. (2006) that short durations during light response curves are needed for tropical crustose lichens to prevent dehydration and rapid desiccation.
Higher WVTR values correlate with rapid wound dehydration due to evaporation and exudation, which can adversely decrease body temperature and increase metabolism.
Thus, the responses of the varieties in this study with the rapid leaf dehydration assay were consistent with known grapevine genotype responses to dehydration in the field.
In summary, we developed a rapid leaf dehydration assay that could be used to detect differences among genotypes within Vitis based on their sensitivity to dehydration.
