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The phrase "accelerated compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between the speed or rate of change of two different subjects or situations.
Example: "The project timeline was accelerated compared to the original schedule due to increased funding."
Alternatives: "sped up in relation to" or "quickened in comparison to".
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Moreover, drift is substantially accelerated compared to the situation, where the two alleles are randomly distributed.
If they're right (and we find out later this month), that would mean growth accelerated compared to the end of 2013.
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.
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.
However, after 24 h of culture, cell proliferation in media containing ICSNPs was significantly accelerated compared to that in media only.
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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.
The deterioration in β-cell function in youth appears to be accelerated compared with that observed in adults (10– 10).
These zones correspond to aseismic events which are accelerated advances compared to the average speed.
Implantation of both scaffolds into bone defects in Wistar rats accelerated repair compared to controls with no implanted scaffold at 4 weeks.
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