Sentence examples for rapid profusion from inspiring English sources
The rapid profusion of digital data would suggest galloping demand for places to put them.
But the rapid growth of gyms has been accompanied by an equally rapid profusion of accrediting agencies, some of which perform rigorous testing on would-be trainers and some of which amount to little more than certificate mills.
A rapid increase in the profusion of natural pigmentation accompanied the Cretaceous explosion in angiosperm evolution and was likely to have been an adaptive response to a combination of abiotic and biotic factors [ 152, 153].
FEV1 decline was more rapid in those with greater cyst profusion on CT scanning (P=.02) and in premenopausal subjects (118mL/year) compared with postmenopausal subjects (74mL/year) (P=.003).
The problem of the narrow brickmaker mentality still persists, along with more infoglut, more rapid obsolescence, more fragmentation, more label profusion, and even more nationalistic division.
'Otis was a flame of fire; with a promptitude of classical allusions, a depth of research, a rapid summary of historical events and dates, a profusion of legal authorities, a prophetic glance of his eyes into futurity, and a rapid torrent of impetuous eloquence, he hurried away all before him.
The profusion of action, foreground and background, often in rapid shots, contains multitudes.
Alignments of kinesin sequences amplified from many species and races revealed not only an abundance of SNPs, but also a profusion of indels that maintained open reading frames, suggesting that rapid sequence evolution had not simply resulted in non-functional proteins.
Our weapons against future pandemics are rapid DNA sequencing, microarrays and labs on chips, and "digital epidemiology" – sifting through the profusion of clues about emerging diseases available in mobile phone calling patterns, electronic medical records and the digital chatter of Google and Twitter.
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
