Sentence examples for accelerated for instance from inspiring English sources

Further studies with a focus on nucleation kinetics are now needed to determine how this process can be improved (yield, crystal size distribution, robustness) scaled-up and accelerated: for instance, by seeding the solution with pure urate oxidase crystal fragments or by concentrating the solution to increase the nucleation rate.

Dark energy is whatever it is that's making the expansion of the universe accelerate, but, for instance, does it change over time and space?

This, and Obamacare's expansion of eligibility for Medicaid, mean that the insurers' revenues from privatised Medicaid will then be around $420 billion.The steady privatisation of publicly funded health care could accelerate if, for instance, Republicans succeeded in moving all of Medicare to a voucher system.

A school can usually offer an accelerated literacy curriculum, for instance.

World War II, for instance, accelerated enormously the development of radar, electronics, jet propulsion and nuclear energy.

For instance, accelerated decomposition in soils and changes in ocean chemistry may add considerably to greenhouse gases and further intensify warming.

These magnetic techniques are used for decades to accelerate or move objects, for instance for catheter navigation in the human body, metal forming or for fast opening of electrical circuit breakers.

In animals, pheromones affect reproductive behavior, for instance accelerating puberty or blocking pregnancy.

There's little road noise, and when you do hear the engine -- for instance, accelerating fast to get away from some youngster who thinks a four-barrel's sound is the same as its power -- it's a good throaty sound, not like a sick sewing machine.

For instance, it accelerated product development and launched a stream of innovative cellular telephones.

The accelerated schedule for vaccine deployment, for instance, rests on conservative projections that could be beaten given sufficient will, and provided we clear logistical and regulatory hurdles now.