Sentence examples for accelerated compared with from inspiring English sources

The overall SC crystallization of 4-DL/4-LD blend was highly accelerated compared with that of neat 4-DL and 4-LD, due to the largely elevated spherulite nuclei number per unit mass in the blend.

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).

Compensatory growth is accelerated compared with normal growth and occurs when growth-limiting conditions are overcome.

The deterioration in β-cell function in youth appears to be accelerated compared with that observed in adults (10– 10).

PH-associated mortality rates for those aged 85 years and older have accelerated compared with rates for younger age groups.

Clearly, the phase dynamics of the network RF neuron was accelerated compared with its isolated subthreshold dynamics.

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).

Nearly two-thirds of developing countries included in the study saw the decline in child mortality accelerate compared with 1996-2001.If trendrend for the whole of the 1990s is extrapolated to 2013, 8.2m children under five would have died globally last year; the cumulative total of lives "saved" since 2001 is 13.6m.

The model demonstrates that network discovery can explain the existence of many more proteins whose degree is accelerating compared with the number of such proteins in more random discovery processes.

Yet Asia is accelerating compared to the West, with 12 out of 15 new entrants coming from China, India, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia.

However, restricted accelerated offspring compared with both the control accelerated and restricted restricted offspring ate less and had higher fasting plasma leptin as adults, an adaptation which was accompanied by changes in energy sensing and cell proliferation within the abomasum.