Meanings of facilitate rapid in English

Implications: Perioperative Surgical Home model may facilitate rapid change implementation in surgical care.

New public health strategies should be developed to facilitate rapid access to acute care for AMI.

Conclusions: ROVER can facilitate rapid and accurate genetic variant calling for a broad range of PCR-MPS users.

This simple method for in-well detection should facilitate rapid identification of cell lines with high specific productivities.

This study demonstrated that the use of SfAlPa could significantly facilitate rapid real-time evaluating the activities of compounds.

This EC-selectivity could potentially facilitate rapid in vivo endothelialization and healing without thrombosis for small-diameter ePTFE vascular grafts.

The new structure will facilitate rapid and effective transfer of research ideas into clinical practice across the two hospital sites.

But he must be given sufficient funds to complete the process and be afforded every co-operation to facilitate rapid change.

OCT acquisition rates frequently exceed our ability to visually analyze image-based data, and multi-sensory input may therefore facilitate rapid interpretation.

The development of database tools that facilitate rapid information retrieval is important to keep up with the growth of databases.

In recent years, multiple types of high-throughput functional genomic data that facilitate rapid functional annotation of sequenced genomes have become available.

To most travellers time is more valuable than money, and so everything about a train is planned to facilitate rapid travelling.

An early and accurate diagnosis is the pre-requisite to facilitate rapid decision making and treatment and therefore improve outcome in ACS patients.

Clinical trials powered to yield unambiguous outcomes and designed to facilitate rapid evaluation of an expanding pipeline of experimental agents are needed.

To facilitate rapid and structured measurements of resting-state cognition we developed a 50-item self-report survey, the Amsterdam Resting-State Questionnaire (ARSQ).

International humanitarian law requires parties to a conflict to allow and facilitate rapid and unimpeded impartial aid to civilians in need, HRW said.