Sentence examples for rapidly dominant from inspiring English sources

Our results underline the pioneer traits of C. canadensis as a prolific seeder and excellent wind disperser, which enables this species to become rapidly dominant over relatively large areas.

With the partial Hellenization of Judaism and its Christian offshoot in the 1st century ad, Jewish influence on the West rapidly became dominant.

Senghor, however, turned to the rural masses for a broader base of support and left the Socialists in 1948 to form his own party, which rapidly became dominant in Senegalese politics.

In the 1980s, physical simulation (model testing) was one of the most popular methods to solve these types of problems, but since then, with the rapid development of IT technology, numerical simulations have rapidly become dominant.

Some clays, notably montmorillonite, have properties that make them plausible accelerators for the emergence of an RNA world: they grow by self-replication of their crystalline pattern; they are subject to an analog of natural selection, as the clay "species" that grows fastest in a particular environment rapidly becomes dominant; and they can catalyze the formation of RNA molecules.

Line 20 and line 34 TCRα transgenic cells rapidly selected dominant TCRβ chain expansions.

When PK1 cells containing such swa-sensitive prions were propagated in the presence of swa, the swa-resistant prion minority rapidly became dominant (Fig 1Ad).

While we do not currently have methods to predict which of these variants are one mutational step away from an antigenically distinct descendant, there is ample evidence that these new variants can rapidly become dominant (e.g., Figures 1 and 3).

But it's an aside about the way the "art of the novel... has rapidly become the dominant literary form" which caught my eye.

BIG files - Git Large File Storage has rapidly become the dominant solution to problem of storing large files in Git since it's launch last year.

For more than a decade, both have run dominant, rapidly maturing tech juggernauts — Mr. Chambers at Cisco Systems and Mr. Ballmer at Microsoft.