Sentence examples for rapidly counter from inspiring English sources

However, retired Colonel Thomas H. Taylor, a military historian, contended in his 1996 book that in spite of their original purpose of short range infiltration, the Eighth Army Ranger Company was employed well for the missions they conducted, most of which were reactionary and borne out of a need to rapidly counter North Korean and Chinese attacks.

The ability of bacteria to rapidly counter newly available antibiotics within only a few years of clinical introduction has also produced "super-bug" infections that are essentially untreatable.

The results thus indicated a potential for aspirin to reduce colorectal adenoma development in patients with FAP, but careful follow-up is needed to avoid or rapidly counter severe adverse effects.

It would be an over-reaction to write off Guardiola's purism but equally it is notable how his sides have – occasionally – been picked off by rapidly countering opponents: what Chelsea did to them on Saturday recalled what Real Madrid did to Guardiola's Bayern in the 2014 Champions League semi-final.

Indication that S. mansoni can rapidly counter-adapt to such differential host genotype pressures was observed here as the phenotypic and genotypic changes evident in parasite lines, expressed to both intermediate and definitive host, co-selected with the originally resistant-selected (R) snails.

This level of sequence divergence is characteristic of genes of immunological importance because they evolve rapidly to counter rapidly evolving pathogens.

In healthy athletes, training induces a state of acute inflammation, which is rapidly counter-regulated by anti-inflammatory mechanisms.

In healthy individuals, strenuous exercise elicits an acute phase inflammatory response that is rapidly counter-balanced by anti-inflammatory cytokines [ 25].

Without making any formal declaration, since early September the Fed has expanded its balance-sheet rapidly to counter the credit crunch.

In healthy individuals an intricate glucoregulatory system acts rapidly to counter hypoglycemia by reducing insulin production (insulin is important in the mechanism that removes glucose from the bloodstream) and mobilizing energy reserves from the fat and liver.

Morjan (2003) parameterized a model to predict that threshold temperatures might evolve more quickly than nest site choice, but not rapidly enough to counter predicted climate change.