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Averaged across all 12 protein-coding genes, the ratio of nonsynonymous to synonymous substitutions is significantly higher in most of the Glyptosternoids lineages than observed in other non-Glyptosternoid lineages (Additional file 1: Table S5), suggesting accelerated function evolution in the Glyptosternoids lineages (Fig.  5).

Averaged across all 6,324 orthologous genes, the G. pachycheilus branch had a significantly higher ratio of nonsynonymous to synonymous substitutions than other fish branches (Wilcoxon rank sum test, P < 2.2 × 10−), suggesting accelerated function evolution in the G. pachycheilus lineage (fig. 2 B).

The chart below shows AR adoption as an accelerating function of time.

In the classical literature [2], [20], it is commonly assumed that the response initially follows an accelerating function of pedestal contrast, that saturates at higher pedestal contrasts.

In this paper, we study the differences between Fast and TReX acceleration techniques and show that although Fast remains in Presburger logics while accelerating, TReX can produce 1st order arithmetical formulas even when accelerating functions.

This may be explained by the so-called Jensen's inequality, which describes how variance depresses the response variable in decelerating functions and elevates the response variable in accelerating functions [28, 29].

Using a "traffic jam" feature, the car will do all the stop-and-go braking and accelerating functions in heavy traffic all by itself.

This may be explained by the so-called Jensen's inequality, which describes how variance depresses the response variable in decelerating functions and elevates the response variable in accelerating functions [ 28, 29].

Finally, the reliable lifetime of the SEM is predicted by an accelerated degradation function which is obtained by fitting a Weibull failure time distribution.

The logical conclusion of this is that health care will not only increase in cost, but will increase faster as the base of customers is priced out of the market, a positively accelerated increasing function of time.

Nocturnal hypoxia was independently associated with an increased risk of accelerated kidney function loss.