Sentence examples for rapidly present from inspiring English sources

HPV+ cells, that are more susceptible to the antiproliferative effects of CDV than HPV- immortalized keratinocytes and normal keratinocytes [ 18], divide very rapidly, present a high genomic instability and are defective in cell cycle control and DNA repair mechanisms due to the expression of E6 and E7 oncoproteins.

These rapidly present anxious face stimuli outside of conscious awareness [37], [38].

Clinical and experimental evidence indicates that septic patients rapidly present with numerous compromised immune functions.

Indeed, considerable clinical and experimental evidence indicates that patients rapidly present with numerous compromised immune functions [ 1, 2].

We present data obtained using a rapidly presented, randomized event-related paradigm, combined with a novel fMRI imaging method designed to improve imaging in basal brain regions.

The visual task, attending to rapidly presented Japanese characters, was designed to be highly demanding in order to prevent attention to the simultaneously presented auditory stimuli.

We found that increasing the level of abstraction of rapidly presented face stimuli by increasing simplicity and contrast improved the accuracy of emotion identification, consistent with an enhanced communicative role.

Car journeys predominate in the wider metropolitan area and this figure is growing rapidly, presenting a clear threat for the future of the city in terms of negative environmental effects and other externalities (Bamberg [26]).

The vibrating effect is rapidly presented, as it has been already studied, especially in the 80th (J. Phys. III 2(C19921992) 487; Sound and Structural Vibration, Academic Press, New York, 1985, pp. 72 89; J. Sound Vib.

In a recent paper, Hu, Ericsson, Yang, and Lu (2009) found that an ability to memorize very long lists of digits is not mediated by the same mechanisms as exceptional memory for rapidly presented lists, which has been the traditional focus of laboratory research.

The findings suggest that rapidly presented trials in blocks elicit similar patterns of BOLD activation to widely spaced event-related trials, and confirm that activation of localized frontal cortical areas prior to stimulus presentation is associated with subject's performance in the anti-saccade task.