Sentence examples for rapidly committed to from inspiring English sources

However, the active form of SHP-1 returned to elevated levels after 5 min, in agreement with the fact that T cells become rapidly committed to activation following engagement of the TCR and CD28.

It deserves pointing out the lightweight design conception as a remarkable tendency that combines advanced numerical methods and manufacturing technique develops rapidly, commits to improving the reliability and practicability of the composite vessel.

The board is committed to rapidly addressing the root causes".

The landscape of design tooling is changing rapidly, and Pixate is committed to staying at the forefront.

In order to ensure the sustainability of ClassyFire, we are committed to rapidly (by December 2016) making ClassyFire a completely open source project that could benefit from contributions from the global cheminformatics community.

At this time, I am delighted to introduce Cancer Medicine, a new Wiley Open Access interdisciplinary journal, which is committed to rapidly disseminating cutting-edge research and will consider submissions from all oncologic specialties, including, but not limited to, the areas of cancer biology, clinical cancer research, and cancer prevention to advance the personalized care of cancer patients.

The point is to test your ideas as frequently as possible and to learn rapidly, before committing to a product or program.

Michael Norris, an analyst at Simba Information, said: "The whole reason the Nook business is expanding so rapidly is because bookstores are committed to it and know how to market the product in that environment".

Secretary Kerry has committed to implement as rapidly as possible the recommendations arising from the Benghazi consulate attack.

No εA excision was detected after the addition of chase, indicating that the specific AlkA complex is not committed to base excision and rapidly dissociates.

The company has been rapidly building up its tech prowess, and it has committed to investing an additional $2 billion over the next two years.