Sentence examples for accelerated enlargement from inspiring English sources

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For example, accelerated ventricular enlargement in the 3 years following illness onset was associated with poor outcome in first-episode schizophrenia, whereas a progressive decrement in frontal lobe white matter was associated with greater negative symptom severity [ 38].

In the early 1990s, the European Union decided to accelerate its enlargement.

Promoters seem to accelerate island enlargement by increasing cell replication and delaying cell death or remodeling.

Immigration from the east to the EU accelerated with the 2004 enlargement, though it had been going on for years before that.

This appears to be the reason for the rapid oocyte enlargement and accelerated follicular activation seen in Oo Tsc1−/− and Oo Pten−/− mice.

Sepal primordia had accelerated cell division, cell enlargement, anisotropic growth, and decoupling of DNA synthesis from cell volume, with a concomitant increase in cell size heterogeneity.

The second was related to accelerated seafloor spreading; the attendant enlargement of ocean ridges displaced enormous amounts of ocean water onto the landmasses.

Alper et al. [ 4] reported lymph node enlargement in half of their cases with accelerated silicosis; furthermore, they reported calcification in six (12%) patients (four eccentric and two central).

However, in this case enlargements of genomic DNAs must be followed by artificially accelerated mutation processes in order to increase genome diversity and, therefore, to create additional structure motifs potentially interfering with viral expression.

The ouster in 1999 of the Social Democratic Party, which remains Austria's largest, was accelerated in no small part by the strident populism of Mr. Haider, who opposes immigration and the enlargement of the European Union.