The phrase "accelerated group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group that is experiencing or undergoing a faster pace of development, learning, or progress compared to others.
Example: "The accelerated group in the program showed remarkable improvement in their skills within just a few weeks."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked group" or "expedited group".
In comparison for the accelerated group on the long human branch, the proportion is 49% (Fisher's exact test p = 0.008181).
87 patients were randomized into an accelerated group and a conventional group (THR, n = 56; TKR, n = 27; and UKR, n = 4).
We examined the position of our elements relative to Ensembl gene annotations and found that the accelerated group for the long human branch was enriched near gene deserts (defined as a region > 500 kb without an Ensembl gene).
For each individual in the classic group (B) three subjects were enrolled in the accelerated group (A).
Discussions concerning approaches for accelerating group decision-making processes using the concept of convergence began in 2008 [10].
*95% confidence intervals for frequency distribution, based on 1000 bootstrap samples, were 12.7 to 20.5 for no disability group, 8.7 to 15.4 for catastrophic disability group, 4.9 to 17.8 for accelerated disability group, 4.0 to 15.4 for progressively mild disability group, 18.7 to 27.5 for progressively severe disability group, and 23.4 to 33.3 for persistently severe disability group.
The patients were randomized (using sealed envelopes) into 2 groups, the conventional program group (C) and the accelerated program group (A).
Eligible patients were screened for NSAID tolerance, social circumstances and geographical location before allocation to an accelerated recovery group (A) or standard care group (S).
Cınar et al. compared conventional CXL with ACXL and found that at six months the change in UDVA and CDVA was statistically significant in the accelerated CXL group but did not reach statistical significance in the conventional CXL group [ 16].
The exercises did not differ between the two intervention groups; however, there was much more focus on intensity, number of repetitions and progression in the accelerated intervention group.
For all six materials, tensile stress accelerated carbonyl group development.
