Sentence examples for accelerate the consumption from inspiring English sources

Second, sympathetic overactivity and oxidative stress may accelerate the consumption or senescence of circulating EPCs[31, 32], which could further hamper the numbers and function of EPCs.

The pH value was chosen lower than under natural conditions to accelerate the consumption of the acid neutralization capacity of the soil samples.

Also, the unstable intermediary TiO(OH)+ and OH−, which formed by the adsorption of H2O on the catalyst TiO2 surface, can accelerate the consumption of HCO−3.

"If Apple can prove that price elasticity is such that lowering the price of TV episodes to only $0.99 could materially accelerate the consumption of download-to-own TV episodes, we'd expect the TV networks to move more aggressively on pricing to help alleviate some of the slackening demand in DVD-related TV content".

We demonstrate the utility of this approach for resolving the flamefront dynamics with 10-kHz measurements in a turbulent, premixed methane air Bunsen flame: we see intrusion of flame and products into the reactant-zone, which appears to accelerate the consumption of the reactant core, and fingers of flame and reactants that extend into the product-zone and then pinch off and burn out.

The ability of the vested energy interests to maintain (even accelerate) the consumption agenda is evident in the political stalemate in legislatures, the lobbying and advertising, the denial of any science that challenges the conventional assumptions, and the pressure to discover more and extract it quick regardless of consequence.

These data further confirmed that phosphate accelerated the consumption of amino nitrogen.

It was reasonable to think that inorganic phosphate accelerated the consumption of amino nitrogen and starch.

An increase in the world population has accelerated the consumption of fossil fuels and deepened the pollution of global environment.

Incorporation of BES with ABR accelerated the consumption of VFAs (mainly acetate) and attenuated biogas (methane) production.

The crisis has actually accelerated the consumption of the world, leaving fragments of heritage of which we are unable to thoroughly understand either the nature or entity.