Sentence examples for rapidly imposed from inspiring English sources

We found that p16 induction strongly inhibited proliferation of normal intestinal cells of young adult mice and rapidly imposed several features of premature aging.

However, the relationship between genetic variation and drought-tolerant phenotypes may not be immediately clear after WDs were rapidly imposed on heterogeneous drought-stressed and non-stressed germplasms.

Broad induction at weaning inhibited proliferation of intestinal transit-amplifying and Lgr5+ stem cells and rapidly imposed features of aging, including hair loss, skin wrinkling, reduced body weight and subcutaneous fat, an increased myeloid fraction in peripheral blood, poor dentition, and cataracts.

Moreover, many direct action measures cannot be scaled up, and, for those that can, the cost per tonne of abatement would rise rapidly, imposing further costs on taxpayers and consumers.

Because of its low viscosity, air yields rapidly to an imposed load, and thus the air mattress responds quickly when someone lying on it changes position.

Policies at the state level were imposed rapidly on this particular local community, and were later applied across the state.

Drawing together in the same net the two sets of datapoints (from the human maritime community and the marine-biological community), Bolster shows the ocean to be subject not only to the changes occurring over the course of evolutionary and geological time, but also, and ever more rapidly, to those imposed on it by the hand and mind of man.

Our previous data demonstrated that upon challenge of swine with FMDV C-S8c1, a state of immunosuppression associated with generalized lymphopenia is imposed rapidly after infection [29], being the animals recovered at later times post-infection.

Recent studies focus on the theory that high-intensity forces, especially if imposed rapidly, produce greater gains in bone mineral mass than low-to-moderate intensity forces [ 13, 16- 18].

The Manitoba program has grown so rapidly, federal officials have imposed a numerical cap.

Dongzhou, however, is 90 miles notheast across a wide bay from Hong Kong, whose television signals reach across the water easily, and news of the killings has spread rapidly, despite the officially imposed silence in Chinese media.