The phrase "accelerate compared" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to accelerate compared to our previous performance metrics."
Alternatives: "speed up in relation to" or "increase in comparison to".
Examples include depreciation deductions (where tax depreciation is accelerated compared with real economic depreciation), tax credits for low-income housing and clean energy and nonrecourse liabilities (when a loan is secured by an asset instead of the partnership or any of the partners).
Yet Asia is accelerating compared to the West, with 12 out of 15 new entrants coming from China, India, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia.
The annual growth rate of those minutes ((63 percent) is actually accelerating compared to the preceding quarters.
Moreover, drift is substantially accelerated compared to the situation, where the two alleles are randomly distributed.
Using the proposed reactor, composting could be accelerated compared to classical outdoor techniques, enabling easy control of the process.
Natural ageing in Mg Zn V alloy is notably accelerated compared to that of the binary alloy.
However, after 24 h of culture, cell proliferation in media containing ICSNPs was significantly accelerated compared to that in media only.
Recently it was found that in conditions of automated fast high frequency distraction dividing a 3-mm round the clock rate in 120 increments the bone regenerate formation and consolidation were successfully accelerated compared to 1 mm daily rate [19].
Natural regeneration on a site surrounded by primary forest was not any more diverse nor was the rate of succession accelerated compared to other sites surrounded by mature and degraded secondary forest.
In subjects with PWS, 56% of the eating curves were non-decelerating (linear or accelerating) compared with 10% of the normal weight group and 30% of the obese group (P =.02).
