The phrase "accelerated evolving" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing rapid changes or developments, but it would be clearer to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The accelerated evolving of technology has transformed our daily lives in unprecedented ways."
Alternatives: "rapid evolution" or "fast-paced development".
The benefits are obvious but worth mentioning: For the hulking big media corporations, becoming more nimble, agile and startup-like in their approach is a good thing in an ever-accelerating, evolving media landscape.
In the laboratory, these processes can be enhanced and accelerated to evolve proteins for specific functions.
It is thought that this stimulation could also increase bone repair by promoting better bone tissue remodeling, which can be considered a way to accelerate and evolve orthodontic treatment [5, 6].
"We are working to ensure that accelerating technology and evolving trading strategies are not creating a two-tiered marketplace that leaves many investors at a significant disadvantage," Ms. Schapiro said.
Recent studies suggested that snake venom components such as phospholipase A2 have evolved in an accelerated manner to acquire their diverse physiological activities [ 2].
Our comparative genomic analysis revealed that conserved hypothetical proteins of unknown function are evolving at accelerated rates similar to genes involved in hematophagy, immunity and formation of extracellular structures, emphasizing that functional characterization will benefit from a database of diverse anopheline species.
Other than this segment, the mature protein in all the groups appears to be evolving via accelerated point mutations.
In this subgroup, only one PV patient (P21) evolving into accelerated phase carried one of the TET2 mutations.
This indicates that ConI has evolved via accelerated evolution under significant selection pressure to acquire the binding activity to specific carbohydrates including α1,4-fucosylated N-acetyl glucosamine.
Thus, ideal solutions according to Suh's theory are characterized by a considerable capability of evolving and accelerating technological progress.
