Sentence examples for rapidly communicating from inspiring English sources

The goal of PRN is to supplement the "peer reviewed" journal publication system – by more rapidly communicating the latest research achievements throughout the world.

From this viewpoint, the transient AMPAR signaling may be seen as rapidly communicating changes or trends in OHN activity (e.g., analogously to a derivative controller; DiStefano et al., 2012).

This suggests that post-marketing surveillance for effectiveness and safety should be a high priority for the public health and research community and the results should be rapidly communicated to providers.

Abstract presentation at conferences provides the opportunity to rapidly communicate research findings.

Because metaphors are processed automatically, without conscious appraisal, they can be used to rapidly communicate, or manipulate.

Widespread adoption of social media has made it possible for any individual to rapidly communicate with an audience of thousands [1].

So you have to rapidly communicate with one another, much like a Trek crew yelling orders during a tense space combat.

Theatrics and props, such as empty coffins and tombstones, had been weapons of choice in the group's protests before they rapidly communicated messages and were media magnets.

Elsevier soon got wind of CUP's plans and rapidly communicated its displeasure.

Changes in signal are rapidly communicated to the flagellar motors through the kinase CheA and response regulator CheY.

Abstracts are presented at national and international conferences to rapidly communicate the results of new and original research.