Sentence examples for selected rapidly from inspiring English sources

Given the extensive cross-border movement of people, it seems likely that CQ-resistant parasites from neighbouring countries would be selected rapidly on redeployment of this drug.

Our results suggest that transcriptome modifications can be selected rapidly by insecticides and affect multiple biological functions.

We have developed an improved tetracycline-inducible system that is easy to handle, produces high yields of recombinant protein and that includes a constitutively-expressed visible marker allowing the best-performing clones to be selected rapidly.

On the other hand, weak binders against a wide variety of target antigens were obtained from naïve libraries; they were selected rapidly and no immunization period was required [ 10, 14].

The Utah scientists are now using tissue culture techniques, a form of hydroponics, to select rapidly the most promising plants for field studies.

An unwavering follower of fundamentals, Oberweis screens for stocks using an eight-part "octagon" process to select rapidly growing companies that have reasonable valuations.

Moreover, experimental selection studies on the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum have revealed that it is possible to select rapidly for strains displaying different levels of cannibalism [ 12, 13].

Antibody phage display represents an attractive approach to select rapidly in vitro the equivalent of monoclonal antibodies, like single chain Fv antibodies, in an inexpensive and animal free way.

Goonetilleke et al. [11] comprehensively examined the dynamics of primary HIV-1-specific CTL responses in three acutely infected subjects and found that these responses rapidly selected escape mutations, rapidly waned afterwards, and were followed by responses to epitopes that escaped more slowly or were invariant.

Therefore, in this study, we selected the rapidly urbanizing and 'hottest' city in China, Fuzhou, as a case study.

Specifically, fuel and air temperatures are chosen so that two-stage ignition occurs, as is typical, in the negative temperature-coefficient regime, and the strain perturbations are selected to rapidly rise and fall to mimic rapid turbulent strain-rate fluctuations.