Sentence examples for rapidly sped from inspiring English sources

Nuclease-based genome editing has rapidly sped the creation of new models of human disease.

However, growth cones did respond to changes in confinement: growth cones in narrow lanes rapidly sped up when encountering a wide region and then slowed down as they entered another narrow region.

The answer to the first question, I non-scientifically believe, is 'Yes'; this is essentially the culture of bar and dance-floor interaction, not to mention Internet dating, rapidly sped up and transported onto a smartphone.

Ahmed says this could rapidly speed up the time it takes to train surgeons.

In 2006, you wrote The Last Generation, a book about tipping points rapidly speeding up climate change.

In mid-September, the Justice Department gave Feinberg a public kick in the shins, and he responded by rapidly speeding up payments to spill victims.

The target was not met on time, but it did focus minds and rapidly speed up the pace of the rollout, which included setting up clinics and training healthcare staff.

The opening I Am the Blaze on Every Hill sets the mood; it starts slowly, rapidly speeds up and develops into a gently mesmeric, jaunty and atmospheric workout that constantly changes mood and pace.

Teabox claims to rapidly speed up time taken for tea to reach customers.

He says that because the technique rapidly speeds and targets evolution, he anticipates using it in his own lab to find microbes that are more efficient at producing biofuels.

The findings, to be released Monday in the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, say projections used by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change rely on outdated models and fail to account for "tipping points" ― key moments when global warming rapidly speeds up and becomes irreversible.