The phrase "accelerated onset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, science, or any situation where something begins or occurs more quickly than usual.
Example: "The study found that the accelerated onset of symptoms was linked to environmental factors."
Alternatives: "rapid onset" or "quickened onset".
Vascular inflammation is associated with accelerated onset of late atherosclerosis complications.
This explanation is supported by the accelerated onset of the glucose-stimulated Ca2+ transient in db/db diabetic beta-cells relative to the control cells (Fig. 6B).
However, given the accelerated onset of disease in engineered animals relative to the heterogeneous genetic make-up of human and wild-type rodent populations, more GEM and GER models will be used in the future as 'gold standard' models to increase the pace of DDD.
The earlier loss of BBB integrity in infected H3R−/− mice is consistent with the accelerated onset of mortality (Fig. 1A).
IL-4 neutralization accelerated onset of clinical disease and amplified disease severity in PBS-dosed mice (Figure 3C; Table S2).
The altered ratio of effector to Treg engraftment was functionally important as judged by the accelerated onset and severity of xenogeneic GVHD in the recipient mice.
The presence of tensile RS in the matrix accelerates onset of yielding, while compressive RS at the interface of the fibre and matrix postpones damage of the interface in transverse loading of composites.
It is likely that this disequilibrium accelerates onset of leukemia in splenectomized animals.
Hence, DM can accelerate onset and increase severity of disease in individuals with a predisposition to developing tau pathology.
In summary, our study supports the notion that previous vaccination with seasonal influenza vaccine may accelerate onset of immunity by an H5N1 ca vaccine.
In summary, we found that defective insulin secretion accelerates onset and progression of tau pathology in tau transgenic mice that are prone to NFT formation.
