Sentence examples for very rapidly both from inspiring English sources
"The change is happening very rapidly both in terms of their economy and in terms of their health effects," said David Whiting, an epidemiologist at the International Diabetes Federation, who was not involved in the study.
But the reason why I decided to adopt a higher profile starting in 2006 is because I saw things deteriorating very rapidly, both in terms of the government dragging its feet on democratic reforms, but even more importantly on the whole quality of governance.
These two species are morphologically identical, and intraspecific courtship proceeds very rapidly, both in the laboratory and in nature, with copulations occurring within a few seconds of courtship initiation [ 16].
If instead we acutely stress the cells, for example using high tunicamycin concentrations, misfolding takes place in both the mother and the bud and BiP is very rapidly slowed down in both compartments.
Figure 2B shows that upon sAbs stimulation, T cells very rapidly and strongly phosphorylated both c-Cbl and Dok2, whereas, treatment of human T cells with iAbs resulted only in a very weak phosphorylation of both molecules.
The initial acceleration must also be provided very rapidly in order to minimize both the time that a launch vehicle takes to transit the stressful environment of the atmosphere and the time during which the vehicle's rocket engines and other systems must operate near their performance limits; a launch from Earth's surface or atmosphere usually attains orbital velocity within 8 12 minutes.
Because mutant Ras is able to fully transform epithelium in vivo [42], MISIIR-driven mutant Ras will induce very rapidly reproductive system carcinoma in both female and male animals, and these transgenic mice will lose reproductive ability.
Concentrations of it can change very rapidly and it can cause both natriuretic and vasodilatory effects, countering the renin-angiotensin system.
This is happening very rapidly.
"China is changing very rapidly.
