Sentence examples for relative rapid from inspiring English sources

The study results demonstrate the potential of applying a multidisciplinary approach in an intermontane continental settings marked by a relative rapid and constant tectonic subsidence and a high rate of sediment supply during the Pleistocene glacial interglacial cycles.

But, unlike the present views of relative rapid sea level rise, they believed it would take about 40,000 years.

TO is a potent, reversible NEP inhibitor with a relative rapid onset of action [21], but its water solubility is not ideal for iv injection as a bolus together with the radiopeptide.

Despite the relative rapid kinetics of derepression (polymerase can be detected at the promoter as early as ten minutes after glucose depletion (data not shown)), we do not find any evidence for a pre-assembled PIC at these promoters, as neither Pol II nor TFIIB are detectable at promoter regions prior to derepression (Fig. 1A and B).

1) The data presented on GFP-Atg8n in new Figure 1A together with Figure 1 figure supplement 1A shows a relative rapid induction in autophagy activity during starvation.

This work demonstrates the power of highly recombinant animal models such as the HS for relative rapid identification of a candidate gene within a QTL.

The inverse correlation of epidermal CD1a+ cells with epidermal hyperplasia during d7 d14 is likely due to the relative rapid-expanding epidermal surrounding compared to CD1a+ cell numbers.

Nevertheless, we envisage a relative rapid-acting mechanism as the presence of the full-sized GFP::SPL7 was barely detectable in co-immunoprecipitation experiments and remained even undetectable following biochemical fractionation.

Such a view isn't entirely baseless: while currencies vary in relative value, rapid changes are generally a very bad thing – and bitcoin in a few short years has fluctuated from being worth less than $1 to more than $1,000.

This more pessimistic view stems from reptiles' longer generation times relative to rapid climate change, low heritabilities, and genetic trade-offs among related traits (Janzen 1994; Schwanz and Janzen 2008; Sinervo et al. 2010).

As Schaffner recognizes, model organisms are also idealizations: organisms are selected for features not generalizable even to close relatives like rapid development, short generation time, small adult size, and insensitivity to environmental variation (Wimsatt 1998); strains are inbred to remove genetic diversity.