Sentence examples for accelerated investigation from inspiring English sources

"Today's report is very concerning, and the Insolvency Service is now carrying out an accelerated investigation.

"There is significant evidence that cannabis possesses therapeutic value, and it is worthy of continued, even accelerated, investigation and development".

Dogs experience neoplasias to the same extent as humans despite their relatively shorter life span which may allow for accelerated investigations of environmental influences in the disease aetiology.

C1 Buffett's Reputation at Stake An accelerating investigation into certain insurance practices has ensnared one of Warren E. Buffett's main businesses, raising the possibility that the Mr. Buffett's reputation in corporate America may be tarnished.

The disclosures of the latest round of subpoenas come a day after agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided three hedge funds as part of an accelerating investigation into insider trading on Wall Street.

Further analysis of single cells by RNA sequencing and chimera formation should accelerate investigation of early mammalian development.

The integration of these different methodologies results in a more comprehensive suite of neuropeptide data that will accelerate investigation into their function in songbirds.

There is an urgent need to accelerate investigation of environmental toxicants and neurodevelopment and to improve methods to enhance study validity and feasibility.

The recent discovery of the role of TDP43 in sporadic [ 35, 36] and familial ALS [ 37], and FUS in familial ALS [ 38, 39] will serve to accelerate investigation into mechanisms of ALS pathogenesis and the potential further roles of astrocytes.

Under pressure from aid donors, Mr. Karzai has ordered ministries to take steps to fight corruption and told the Supreme Court to accelerate investigations into longstanding graft cases.

In summary, the presented databases will accelerate investigations of tick-host and tick-pathogen interactions, identification of vaccine candidates based on concealed antigens and studies of midgut functions such as blood digestion.