Sentence examples for rapidly to test from inspiring English sources

In the marketplace archetype, employees are charged with creating new ideas, shopping them around to gain support and implementing them rapidly to test feasibility and market acceptance.

With this approach, many resin aliquots could thus be studied rapidly to test a wide range of buffer compositions.

Organizations were encouraged to scale up rapidly to test, treat, and prevent as many new HIV/AIDS infections as possible to halt the epidemic.

Swann has raced rapidly to 100 test wickets and is second, behind only the South African paceman Dale Steyn, in the world rankings for bowlers.

Fifty microliters of 1-octanol as extraction solvent containing Aliquat 336 (0.1% w/v) and 1.5 mL acetonitrile as disperser agent was together rapidly injected to test solution by a disposable syringe.

Once an optimum formulation of DS becomes available, robustly designed clinical trials will need to be rapidly developed to test the clinical utility of this promising approach to cancer treatment.

As new putative EDs are identified, subsamples of biospecimens stored at the NCS Specimen Repository can be rapidly analyzed to test for associations in a large-scale cohort that represents the population of U.S. children.

This approach is moving rapidly to clinical testing in HIV/AIDS [ 60– 62], as there is also evidence from animal studies that HIV-1 can induce an expansion of gene-modified cells.

Among survivors, the amount of A (H5N1) influenza virus dropped rapidly to levels where tests could not detect it, presumably accounting for the patients' recovery.

With good detector performance very close to the design values, the data analysis is progressing rapidly, in order to test the LMA solution of the solar neutrino problem, by an experiment with artificial sources for the first time.

Many of the issues Rigetti is hoping to deal with don't even involve the actual quantum aspects of their hardware, which is why the startup is able to use Ansys simulation software to rapidly test changes without having to build new circuitry with each iteration.