Sentence examples for accelerated time period from inspiring English sources
For this first report, we note that the TuAnalyze model engaged an equivalently sized sample in a highly accelerated time period using a community-based approach that supports permissioned recontact.
The final fully-developed system (Figure 1A and Figure S2C) reproducibly formed homogeneous H9 hEB (Figure 1B) which began contracting at a significantly (p<3×10−10) improved efficiency of 91.2±1.9% contracting hEB in an accelerated time period of only 9 days of differentiation, compared to an average efficiency of 10.4±6.8% contracting hEB in 20 days using traditional methods (Figure 1D).
That is how I accelerated time.
All well and good, but the new CRISPR-Cas9 technology radically accelerates the time period in which modifications can occur and makes transgenic tinkering so much easier and more efficient.
We live in accelerated times.
The physicochemical stability profile, as well as viscosity ranges, of several candidate antibody formulations, identified and designed based on the results of the excipient screening, were evaluated over a 6-month time period under accelerated and real-time storage conditions.
"What really happens is that we borrow against the future revenue stream, and we accelerate the revenues for the time period from 2002 to 2009 so there is a net budget saving over that time," he said.
Whereas socio-economic status exerted minimal influence on changes in BMI over time, young adulthood appeared to be a critical time period at which accelerated weight gain occurred.
Younger adulthood appeared to represent a critical time period at which accelerated weight gain occurred, likely due to ensuant lifestyle changes involving energy expenditure and dietary intake.
Facebook and Twitter have each experienced an accelerated growth trajectory, though largely over a longer time period.
By 2009, however, losses accelerated again, while the northwest region experienced a uninterrupted thinning during the six-year time period, according to the study.
