Sentence examples for rapid information exchange from inspiring English sources
The Science Partnerships Enabling Rapid Response project at the Center for Ocean Solutions is currently proposing structures and mechanisms that will enable ongoing community building and rapid information exchange between federal responders and disaster scientists.*.*
Rapid information exchange has been shown to be very important for cells to survive under stress.
International Health Regulations have improved global connectivity through rapid information exchange and increased awareness of threatening situations.
8 9 20 Efficiency enabled rapid information exchange through administrative channels, improved productivity and consistency, and better communication between clinical and administrative departments.
One of the initial priority activities was the setting up of a mechanism for rapid information exchange, consultation, and coordination on all aspects dealing with bioterrorism.
Many countries do not rely solely on rapid information exchange within the IHR framework or on traditional surveillance systems to learn about emerging health threats in their own or other countries.
We need to establish "single points of contact" for rapid alerts and information exchange across all industries.
Corresponding neuroscience evidence exists for the rapid functional interaction and information exchange between the brain systems for language and visual perception (Moscoso Del Prado Martin, Hauk, & Pulvermüller, 2006; Pulvermüller & Hauk, 2006).
The informal reporting structures of the regional disease surveillance networks featured here facilitate real-time information exchange and rapid and effective joint outbreak investigations.
The rapid introduction of multilateral automatic tax information exchange between tax agencies in every single jurisdiction.
The speculation is fueled by the belief that the problem could get worse in the years ahead as information exchange becomes increasingly rapid, complex and exclusive to a technologically savvy few.
