The phrase "accelerate onset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speeding up the beginning or initiation of a process, particularly in scientific or medical discussions.
Example: "The new treatment aims to accelerate onset of recovery in patients with chronic illnesses."
Alternatives: "hasten the onset" or "speed up the onset".
Hence, DM can accelerate onset and increase severity of disease in individuals with a predisposition to developing tau pathology.
In summary, our study supports the notion that previous vaccination with seasonal influenza vaccine may accelerate onset of immunity by an H5N1 ca vaccine.
Additionally, CB4 was originally isolated from a patient suffering from type 1 diabetes [31] and has been demonstrated to accelerate onset of diabetes in non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice [32], [33].
The findings indicate that previous vaccination with seasonal influenza vaccine may accelerate onset of immunity by an H5N1 ca vaccine and the heterosubtypic immunity may be beneficial for pandemic preparedness.
Does S-palmitoylation of BAX in turn accelerate onset of apoptosis?
Instead, a weakly expressed apomixis program in certain genotypes appeared to accelerate onset of reproduction, whether apomictic or sexual.
Vascular inflammation is associated with accelerated onset of late atherosclerosis complications.
The presence of tensile RS in the matrix accelerates onset of yielding, while compressive RS at the interface of the fibre and matrix postpones damage of the interface in transverse loading of composites.
However, administration of SEA to these same mice induced an initial episode of EAE which was characterized by severe hindleg paralysis and accelerated onset of disease.
This explanation is supported by the accelerated onset of the glucose-stimulated Ca2+ transient in db/db diabetic beta-cells relative to the control cells (Fig. 6B).
It is likely that this disequilibrium accelerates onset of leukemia in splenectomized animals.
