Sentence examples for rapid further from inspiring English sources
During the past few years modern techniques have brought decisive progress also in maxillofacial surgery, leading to rapid further development of diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities.
The loss of the piperazine moiety by oxidative deamination and rapid further oxidation of the intermediate aldehyde to a carboxylic acid metabolite were observed for MA1, MA2 and MA3 in the aqueous layer of the urine/ACN mixture.
The daughter ion at m/z 255 supposed the loss of the piperazine moiety by oxidative deamination and rapid further oxidation of the intermediate aldehyde to a carboxylic acid (Scheme 10).
In the case of MA3, the daughter ion at m/z 271 supposed the loss of the piperazine moiety by oxidative deamination and rapid further oxidation of the intermediate aldehyde to a carboxylic acid.
Quinonoide compounds, derived from hydroquinones are agents of oxidative stress and have a high toxic potential (Monks et al. 1992; Kappus 1987), which is why a rapid further metabolization of this intermediate is necessary to minimize exposure time and thus to avoid damage to the cell.
In the case of MA2, the daughter ion at m/z 271 supposed the loss of the piperazine moiety by oxidative deamination and rapid further oxidation of the intermediate aldehyde to a carboxylic acid in addition to phenyl hydroxylation (Scheme 11).
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To be most effective in rapid breeding, further advancement of genomics technologies and genetic maps should be accompanied by further reduction in generation time, and vice versa.
"There is no quick fix, however I have been very clear with Birmingham that unless I see rapid improvement further action will follow," he added.
New varieties of ENMs are being developed and introduced into commerce at a rapid pace, further compounding the issue of OEL development for ENMs.
The government has accepted "there is no quick fix" in Birmingham but the Children's Minister Edward Timpson has said that if he does not see rapid improvement, "further action will follow".
