Work was a great impetus to get better, but the accident made me realize that life is short and I needed to accelerate my interest in giving back to the community.
In order to accelerate the interest in the cultivation of this crop, a constant concern for quality of seeds, and in particular a constant search for ways to improve the resistance of flax should be considered.
Should either Miami or Nebraska falter, the conference races and bowl bids could get scrambled and accelerate interest.
Experts not involved with the study said the findings were likely to accelerate interest in human testing, especially given the need to treat head and spinal injuries in veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
After Sept. 11, she said, "American defense spending will increase dramatically, the changes in American forces will accelerate, and U.S. interest in and support for crisis management missions will decline further".
For example, the US Army uses them as a complement to more traditional training materials because they accelerate learning, stimulate interest, and communicate better than text [10].
It is critical to put the right incentives in place in order to accelerate interest in repurposing to make the best use of the innovative drugs already created.
Or should it perhaps accelerate its interest-rate hikes?
With news reports highlighting this figure, investors were forced to consider the possibility that inflation might start picking up, and that the Federal Reserve might, in response, accelerate its interest-rate hikes — something that had been ruled out in the Goldilocks scenario.
At the same time, they were reminders of the complexities of online identity — of the ways in which people strike poses and don masks on the Web (which can sometimes turn into self-fulfilling prophecies), and the ways in which the Web can magnify or accelerate users' interests and preoccupations.
