The phrase "accelerated maturation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to growth, development, or processes that occur more quickly than usual, such as in biology, psychology, or education.
Example: "The accelerated maturation of the plants was evident after the introduction of the new fertilizer."
Alternatives: "rapid development" or "speeded growth".
Because of the accelerated maturation, "if anything's going to go wrong with the whisky, it will go wrong quicker," Mr. Murray said.
There is a loss of nephrogenic zone in favor of accelerated maturation which leads to early termination of glomerulogenesis [19].
Primary mouse NSCs overexpressing BDNF generated increased daughter neuronal cell numbers post-differentiation, with accelerated maturation over a four-week period.
Endogenous or exogenous ethylene leads to numerous responses such as stimulation of pineapple flowering, accelerated maturation of climacteric fruits, abortion of flowers, and development of red spots in lettuce [6].
Despite the unseasonably warm weather preceding this year's estimated peak bloom date, Litterst was reluctant to name climate change as the driving force behind the cherry blossoms' accelerated maturation.
Producers would argue that actor aging is OK because the character has grown rapidly too; any accelerated maturation off-screen only serves to highlight just how quickly Katniss herself has had to grow up.
Evidence that nitrogen (N) fertilization tends to accelerate maturation as well as increase rates of growth has received little attention when diagnosing N deficiencies in corn (Zea mays L).
Overexpression of Rab5a in J774 macrophages accelerates maturation of L. monocytogenes phagosomes without affecting phagocytosis, whereas depletion of Rab5a has the opposite effect [50].
With the addition of atRA to accelerate maturation, here we document almost complete suppression of T cell proliferation with only 1 iTreg added to 32 T responder cells, and in vivo suppressive activity at least as strong as nTreg cells.
We speculate that the well reported phenomenon of metabolic programming as a result of poor prenatal nutrition might be a secondary outcome of a life history strategy to accelerate maturation.
It may be necessary to use pre-treatment strategies to accelerate maturation in vitro such as mechanical or hormonal stimulation, provision of extracellular matrix or co-culture with other cell types.
