The phrase "rapid timescale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events or processes that occur over a short period of time.
Example: "The research findings were obtained on a rapid timescale, allowing for quick implementation of the new strategies."
Alternatives: "fast timeframe" or "quick duration".
This rewiring, which occurs on a very rapid timescale and is completely reversible, changes behaviour.
Future simulations that explore rapid timescale behavior in the Venus clouds will be needed to elucidate this phenomenon.
It provides effective closure of the resulting maxillary defect restoring speech and swallowing functions and also establishing a high-quality fixed dental rehabilitation in a rapid timescale, thus facilitating a more timely return to function and restored facial appearance.
The use of a soft tissue rather than composite reconstruction may also facilitate a shorter hospital stay and allow adjuvant radiotherapy to be delivered in a more rapid timescale with possible impact on overall cure rates of this very debilitating tumour.
The particle flux is high enough to cause darkening or space weathering of their surfaces on an astronomically rapid timescale of 100,000 years.
The advantage of this method is that it can follow peptide secretion on a rapid timescale and can detect release from single granules [22], [23].
Microarray snapshots of epistasis such as those generated by ANCEA, which quantitatively record fold changes, may be the only current way to detect GRN features that change in more rapid timescales.
Because known landscapes may be assessed and reasoned about as a whole, simultaneously, this offers opportunities for protein improvement not readily available to natural evolution on rapid timescales.
The advantage of such experiments is that amyloid formation can be induced to occur on relatively rapid timescales, rather than the decades or more generally required for amyloid to become symptomatic in vivo.
However, the rarity and transient nature of intermediates usually require the employment of spectroscopic techniques that are amenable to rapid timescales for their detection; yet such techniques provide little detail at the molecular level.
33 Owing to the emergency nature of the trial and the rapid timescales required for inclusion, as in the pilot trial, 27 it is possible that new clinical information may become apparent after randomisation but before starting the study drug.
