Sentence examples for accelerated span from inspiring English sources
Connecticut, the nation's No. 1-ranked team, will meet No. 2-ranked Tennessee for the third time this season in Sunday night's National Collegiate Athletic Association championship game, renewing what has become -- in an accelerated span of six years -- the best rivalry in women's basketball.
The bridge also used "innovative design and construction processes, which may have required an additional amount of oversight from the various parties," Nelson said, referring to accelerated bridge construction procedures that allowed a pre-built span to be erected quickly.
Consistent with a highly pleiotropic phenotype, CHIP null mutant mice show shortened life span, accelerated aging and anomalous oxidative stress and protein quality levels [ 32].
One motif A mutation, L604K, reduced the life span and accelerated tumorigenesis in heterozygous mice [18].
Furthermore, shortened erythrocyte life span and accelerated erythropoesis because of routine use of erythropoietin could affect HbA1c levels in dialysis patients.
Animal models have clearly demonstrated that klotho deficiency induces shortened life span and accelerated aging. 1 Epidemiological data have also shown that soluble klotho is lower in elder than young adults, and that levels of soluble klotho are inversely correlated with age, 143– 145 indicating that aging is associated with klotho decline.
Initial model development could easily be accelerated through coordinated sector-spanning efforts.
Emissions reduction accelerated during the two-year span of carbon pricing, with emissions edging down by 0.8% in the first 12 months of the system.
Microarray analysis of tissues or cells derived from short-lived mutants offers the opportunity to identify gene expression changes correlated with short life span and, potentially, accelerated aging.
The authors find accelerated aging and reduced life span in Siglec-E deficient mice.
This leads to accelerated aging and shortened life span due to growth impairment, lipodystrophy, dermal and bone abnormalities, and cardiovascular alterations.
