Sentence examples for rate vigorous from inspiring English sources
Due to high levels of viral mutation rate, vigorous and continual viral replication in vivo, and viral tolerance to V3 mutations, many viable HIV-1 V3 mutants would be continuously generated during a persistent infection.
The results show that catalyzed H2O2 has the ability to rapidly mineralize sorbed/NAPL-phase BaP and that partitioning, which is often the rate-limiting factor in soil remediation, does not appear to limit the rate of vigorous Fenton-like treatment.
A solution of 1 mL of TBT in 10 mL of EtOH was added into the mixture of PSt latex and EtOH within 10 min at constant rate under vigorous agitation; the reaction was continued for another 2 h under stirring at 150 rpm.
Small droplet size and slow dropping rate under vigorous stirring are favorable for the creation of the low supersaturation, which favors the 1D preferential growth of the nanocrystals with anisotropic crystal structures [5, 21], similar to the double-injection method for the synthesis of magnesium oxysulfate nanowires [21].
Concerning the process using anionic PSt particles after surface modification by KH550, 5 mL of anionic PSt latex (of 9.40 wt.% solids) and 0.10 g of KH550 were first added into 50 mL of EtOH; the mixture was stirred for a few minutes and followed immediately by addition of a TBT (1 mL) solution in EtOH (10 mL) within 10 min at a constant rate under vigorous agitation.
It must also supplement lower interest rates with vigorous quantitative easing".
Reagan's low tax rates, a vigorous foreign policy and other reforms transformed our economy.
The new rate was surprisingly vigorous for a nation in recession.
The revisions pushed average job growth in the first quarter to 171,000 a month, the most vigorous rate since the second quarter of 2000, shortly after the dot-com bubble burst.
Your target heart rate for a vigorous workout should be around 80% of your MHR.
The economy is spiraling down at an accelerating pace, threatening to undermine the Obama administration's spending plans, which anticipate vigorous rates of growth in years to come.
