Sentence examples for rapidly mean from inspiring English sources

The plasma parent yakuchinone A peaked at 0.083 h postdose and declined rapidly (mean MRT value, 0.63 h).

Once a wild or domestic canid is infected with CDV, the animal either recovers rapidly (mean time from infection to recovery [including latency and infectiousness]  = 21 days, maximum 120 days) with life-long immunity or dies [15], [16].

The fact that my mother's mental capacity was diminishing rapidly meant that there was an added burden and increased emotional issues to deal with.

By rapidly, astronomers mean in millions rather than billions of years.

Temozolomide demonstrated linear and reproducible pharmacokinetics and was rapidly absorbed (mean Tmax ~1 h) and eliminated (mean t1/2=1.8.8 h).

In terms of tasks, alternating rapidly may mean figuring out ways to switch between tasks cleanly.

Released last week, the study comes at a time when the post-secondary sector in India is expanding rapidly, which means increasing job prospects for academic faculty.

Withholdings are decelerating rapidly, which means take-home pay for the average worker is falling.

The TechCrunch Meetups in Atlanta and Boston are approaching rapidly, which means that you need to move fast if you don't want to be left out.

Another problem is that modem technology changes rapidly, which means that no matter how well equipped you might be today, the network will be underpowered tomorrow.

The number of schoolchildren not vaccinated against childhood diseases in Texas is growing rapidly, which means that the state may see its first measles outbreaks in the winter or spring of 2018, Hotez predicted in a recent article in PLOS Medicine.