Sentence examples for a substantially accelerated from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, mice that overexpressed MYC in conjunction with either DDC or CCl4 treatment (MYC ON/DDC and MYC ON/CCl4) developed liver cancers at a substantially accelerated onset as compared to the control MYC ON mice (Figure 2).
Phospholipid absorption kinetics at an air/water interface can be substantially accelerated, and the equilibrium interfacial tension reduced by exposure to a fluorocarbon gas.
Blocking the outer vestibule by a mutant μ-conotoxin GIIIA substantially accelerated recovery from IUS.
In both the absence and presence of Cu DEA 2, the addition of KOAc to otherwise identical reaction conditions resulted in substantially accelerated conversion of 1 a into pyridine, presumably through protodemetalation of the short-lived intermediates 7 or 6.
Serum substantially accelerated VEGF release kinetics, and a comparison of VEGF release in the 2% serum condition versus the albumin-only condition provides an illustration of the potential mechanism.
With the dual motion HF-CTPOD method, the wear testing of UHMWPE as a bearing material in total hip arthroplasty can be substantially accelerated without concerns of the validity of the wear simulation.
But Apple's introduction in April of the iPad, which approximates a conventional wine list in size, shape and weight, has substantially accelerated the trend.
FGFR1 activation substantially accelerated the development of mammary carcinomas in a murine Wnt1 model of mammary carcinoma, and in this model FGFR signalling potentially accelerated tumour development through the promotion of cap-dependent translation [ 50].
These architectures are a good match for many image and video processing applications and can be substantially accelerated with Reconfigurable Computers.
This resulted in a lower bacterial load in the plasma of GBS-treated RAG1−/− but substantially accelerated mortality due to the concomitant hyperinflammatory response.
It substantially accelerated the development process.
