Sentence examples for rapidly modifying from inspiring English sources

These transient changes in intracellular pH occurring parallel to changes of energy metabolite levels during SD, may be expressions of rapidly modifying metabolic activities of neurons and glial cells.

Human and natural forces are rapidly modifying the global distribution and structure of terrestrial ecosystems on which all of life depends, altering the global carbon cycle, affecting our climate now and for the foreseeable future, causing steep reductions in species diversity, and endangering Earth's sustainability.

Meanwhile, threats are intensifying as human land-use activity is rapidly modifying cougar habitat from its original form in which cougars and their prey co-evolved.

Discovery of the role of HPV in the natural history of cervical cancer and the ability to detect it in liquid cytology medium are rapidly modifying the standard in cervical cancer detection.

As carbonate saturation is continually being modified in hydrothermal/serpentinization systems, especially those that involve seawater, H2 and CH4 production is a dynamic process capable of continuously and rapidly modifying chemical pathways and H2 and CH4 concentrations.

In summer strong continental heating rapidly modifies the coolness and dryness of the cP air mass as it moves to lower latitudes.

There are some possible processes that actively and rapidly modify the grain size distribution.

The surface of carbon fibre was rapidly modified by reductive electrochemical deposition employing a range of diazonium salts.

Since electrode design can be rapidly modified EJP is shown to be a flexible process capable of varied and complex meso-scale profile creation.

These tools produce modular digital models that can be rapidly modified preventing the simulation, test, and modification processes forming a bottleneck to the development lifecycles.

Integrin-binding peptides increase cell adhesion to naive hydroxyapatite (HA), however, in the body, HA becomes rapidly modified by protein adsorption.