Sentence examples for rapidly as expected from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wright and Mr. Czelusta contend that natural resource reserves are rarely depleted as rapidly as expected.
Maloney says that Intel plans to advance Atom chip manufacturing twice as rapidly as expected, moving it from 32nm through 22nm to 14nm within three years.
Ms. Darcy noted this week's revised National Weather Service forecast, which showed that the Mississippi's level was not falling as rapidly as expected.
Among the factors behind the upward revisions is that fertility is not declining as rapidly as expected in some poor countries, and has shown a slight increase in many wealthier countries, including the United States, Britain and Denmark.
Should the industry grow as rapidly as expected (the F.A.A. expects that by 2010 there will be more than a thousand microjets in service), the C.E.O.'s and film stars in their Gulfstreams may still beat the rest of us to the landing strips, but not by quite as much and not in such superior mental condition.
Given the recent weakness in the stock markets and mounting evidence that the economy is not growing as rapidly as expected, we are focusing our attention this month on a non-cyclical company that serves a rapidly growing market.
When syt12Gal4 UAS- shi ts adults were raised to the non-permissive temperature at eclosion, membrane trafficking in secretory cells was rapidly disrupted as expected.
Many large retailers decided to adopt RFID as their new supply chain technology, but RFID adoption by all industries did not spread as rapidly as initially expected.
All p-type samples have a very weak temperature dependence of mobility below T = 30 K then decreases rapidly with increasing temperature, as expected for the enhanced polar optical phonon scattering.
Resealing was rapidly (10 20 seconds) completed, as expected, under this physiological condition.
In siCo-5h injected oocytes (Fig 3B), cyclin B1 accumulated during meiosis I, dropped around 9 hours after GVBD, when the first polar body was extruded and re-accumulated rapidly during meiosis II, as expected [21].
