Sentence examples for the development of a rapidly from inspiring English sources

The encouraging outcome of this study is a good starting point for the development of a rapidly growing genome-wide set of SNP markers in the pig.

For example, Panton-Valentine leukocidin secreted by staphylococci contributes to the development of a rapidly progressive haemorrhagic necrotizing pneumonia in immunocompetent patients [ 9] and a particularly high mortality rate [ 10].

This may be a result of the development of a rapidly growing new tumour that was not present at initial colonoscopy but, more frequently, it appears to be due to missed or inadequately excised pre-cancerous lesions, or the colorectal cancer simply being missed by the colonoscopist.

The report examined the development of a rapidly-aging population and changes in disease trends across the world, based on a global health indicator analysis, the "Global Burden of Disease Study GBDBD).

The development of a method to rapidly diagnose Neospora caninum infection is highly desirable.

Here, we report the development of a platform that rapidly and comprehensively interrogates the landscape of environmental chemicals for potential effects on germline function, induction of aneuploidy, and prediction of mammalian reproductive deficits.

The unification of Switzerland's economy was aided by the development of a rail network that rapidly expanded as soon as the new constitution had been approved.

"The development of a validated system to rapidly and accurately assess public radiation exposure is important," the health department said in a statement, adding that the city would "weigh in on public applications" when the system was ready.

Recent advances in biomedical research have resulted in the development of a specific mammalian biomarker to rapidly assess traumatic brain injury [2] [6].

In addition, we report the development of a method to effectively and rapidly investigate macrophage parasitism by flow cytometry, a technique that preserves the accuracy of current approaches but offers a four-fold improvement in speed.

The traumatic event was followed by the development of a small swelling that grew rapidly and manifested itself as an unusual metastatic lesion in the parietal skull bone as demonstrated in the accompanying figures.