Sentence examples for rapid reach from inspiring English sources

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Reach accuracy was evaluated using the 'path deviation ratio' (PDR), with a ratio of 1 indicating a direct hand trajectory to the object on the table, and the 'time to object contact' (TTC), with a shorter time indicating a rapid reach to the object.

Similarly, washout of 18F activity from the lungs was also rapid, reaching approximately 50% of its initial value at 1 h p.i. and 20% at 4 h p.i.

This assumed that two reactions of rapid reaching of equilibrium and stabilization slow phase were occurred either in sequence or in parallel.

PVE-corrected time-activity curves of 64CuCl2 for the three types of lesion (local relapses and lymph node and bone metastases) showed that the uptake was rapid, reaching the maximum value approximately 1 h after 64CuCl2 administration (Fig. 1).

Binding is rapid, reaching equilibrium in less than 17 minutes at 25 degrees C. Adrenergic agonists compete for this binding site with an order of affinities identical to the pharmacological potency order of these agents as alpha-adrenergic agonists (epinephrine greater than norepinephrine greater than isoprotereonl).

The increment in cytosolic CRT observed was relatively rapid, reaching a maximum after ∼20 min (Figure 2A and D).

This activation of cell death was rapid, reaching maximal effect within 60 min. Paralleling our findings in studies of α-hemolysin-induced IL-1β secretion, the mutant α-hemolysin failed to elicit cell death at 1 hour (Fig. 5A), though at longer time points LDH release was observed with the mutant.

Cardiac uptake of I-MIBG is rapid, reaching a relative plateau within a few minutes post-injection [ 2, 17, 18].

The initial tempo of phosphorylated and misfolded pathological tau accumulation is rapid reaching maximal levels by three months of age, in correspondence with behavioral impairment.

Phosphotransfer reactions involving wild-type Ypd1 are very rapid, reaching steady-state levels in <5 sec in vitro (Janiak-Spens and West 2000).