Sentence examples for rapid due from inspiring English sources

Just six weeks later, after rapid due diligence and that bitter court battle, he emerged blinking in the media's spotlights outside his London lawyers' offices, having bought Liverpool.

"Africa is currently the region of the world where population growth is still rather rapid due to continued high levels of fertility, but even there we see the sorts of changes that were predicted and expected in the sense that, once populations start to have a higher level of life expectancy, they also come to realise that there's not the same need to produce as many children," he said.

Carbon accumulation was rapid due to high net primary productivity in a relatively nutrient-rich environment.

Efficient drug absorption by i/p injection was known to be rapid due to the dense blood vessels and lymph in the murine peritoneum [40].

Steroid delivery was rapid due to the high fibre surface area and high permeability of PCL resulting in complete drug loss over 24 h.

The apparent predominance of Fe-oxidizing organisms suggests that abiotic pathways of sulfur oxidation are rapid due to the high flux of ferric iron and possibly due to formation of oxygen radicals.

Second, the procedure is employed to identify general rapid-guessing behavior, not specific to rapid guessing due to disengagement with the test or due to test speededness.

However, applications of nanoparticles are limited by rapid clearance due to immune-recognition and reduced targeting due to nonspecific binding.

Arsène Wenger is determined to continue Arsenal's tour of Austria after being given police assurances over safety following the abandonment of their match against Rapid Vienna due to crowd violence.

China and the United States are responsible for nearly half the world's output of carbon gases, although many scientists say the Chinese share is larger and growing at a rapid pace due to its reliance on coal-fired power plants.

Music and mountains ReprintsThe outcome of the rapid trial, due to end as The Economist went to press, is in little doubt.