Sentence examples for recording rapidly from inspiring English sources

Since data of numerous types and huge quantities are generated everyday, accurately recording, rapidly delivering, and immediately processing a variety of tasks at hospitals for better medical services are the goals that each hospital strives for [ 2, 3].

Although concurrent Ca2+ transient and AP recordings would permit changes to both events to be viewed in parallel, we found that a combination of Fluo-4 dye loading and whole-cell recording rapidly led to quiescence in nearly all cells studied in this way.

For example, Mariner 10 instruments recorded rapidly varying energetic particles in the planet's magnetotail, the elongated portion of the magnetosphere downstream from the planet's nightside; this activity was much like the geomagnetic substorms on Earth (see magnetic storm) that are associated with auroral displays.

The results recorded rapidly reduction of NO3 − within 18 days with 98% of the efficiency.

Since 2000, we have recorded rapidly increasing resistance to ciprofloxacin in S. Choleraesuis isolated from both human and swine sources in Taiwan (2 ).

Figure 5A illustrates NIC recording in rapidly superfused right ventricular strips (0.5 0.7 mm thick; 36°C).

With world and Olympic records rapidly dissolving in the Olympic swimming pool, will there be a ripple effect for divers in the adjacent, deeper pool just a few feet away?

Scope also uses promotional tricks, ranging from a month-long promotion of maternity and baby clothes to adverts featuring Chris Tarrant, a television personality, appealing for vinyl records (rapidly becoming collectors' items), to lure in customers.But perhaps the future of charity shopping is to be found on the Isle of Wight.

In general, the level I stage geocoded records rapidly, but in some counties the number geocoded by this process alone may not be sufficient.

As far as we know the technique described is novel, and its computational efficiency makes it attractive for linking very large numbers of records rapidly, for "business intelligence" or epidemiological purposes.

He recorded a rapidly progressing memory loss of the 52-year-old woman.