Sentence examples for rapidly result from inspiring English sources

Outbreaks can rapidly result in epidemics among bird populations.

The increasing complexity of today's reactive embedded applications can rapidly result in reduced real-time capabilities of the underlying hard and software.

These characteristics rapidly result in a great number of configurations which must be assessed in order to identify the optimal system for the environment (using many criteria and over the whole of the life cycle).

The document itself is 95 pages of white-knuckle terror, scolding every government on earth for complacency, and warning us that without vast improvements to worldwide public health infrastructure "the emergence of a highly pathogenic influenza virus, which could rapidly result in millions of deaths and cause major social, economic and political disruption, is not an unlikely scenario".

Based on our model, we hypothesize that coulomb interactions with the nuclear membrane E field, upon the addition of 6 phosphates (about 12 negative charges) [13], will rapidly result in movement of phosphorylated RAF toward the nuclear membrane.

More importantly, it may also rapidly result in life-threatening ventilatory problems, further impairing the already compromised ventilatory status.

He said legal aid costs had already fallen rapidly, resulting in a £60m underspend last year.

Bargaining rapidly resulted in a batting order for the hot shower -- a luxury much appreciated by aching legs.

For European carriers, the business environment is deteriorating rapidly, resulting in sizable losses," Mr. Tyler said.

It is standard procedure to first provide pain relief and sedation, and then to administer a painless overdose of an anesthetic solution that rapidly results in death.

In 1986, values dropped rapidly, resulting in a financial crash that affected some of the leading stud farms in Kentucky, including Spendthrift and Calumet Farms.