Sentence examples for accelerating base from inspiring English sources

When the mechanism is mounted on an accelerating base, the previous analysis must be extended to include the dynamic effects of the base acceleration.

"We recommend purchasing Genzyme shares ahead of what we believe could be an accelerating base business in 2006 driven by implementation of Medicare Part D and the launch of Myozyme," said Bear Stearns.

Cai and coworkers deduced that orphan genes evolve rapidly through accelerated base substitution rate; similarity to other genes cannot be traced after a certain evolutionary distance [3].

Although recent gene duplications may not be involved in generating new genes in N. crassa, the N. crassa-orphan PCGs, many of which were created through tandem gene duplications in the past, evolve faster through accelerated base substitution rate and thus may contribute to niche adaptation and competition.

The exposure may have accelerated base phase training adaptations that usually occur over several weeks to months.

This low overall rate of change may be a result of the accelerated base substitution in mtDNA relative to nDNA that is apparently occurring within this radiation [ 39], similar to the pattern seen in ctenoplectrine bee numts [ 51].

The construction of UHV-based strong smart grids should be accelerated based on integrated planning, and the development of grids at all levels should be coordinated.

As for the 2003-4 season, which begins in September, Ms. Koerner said she expected the trend to continue if not accelerate, based on descriptions of the series being considered by the broadcast networks for their prime-time schedules.

New insights have been developed on the spatial location where the highest energy particles are accelerated based on the latitudinal connectivity constraints during energetic particle events.

Results showed that between 1979 and 2009 urbanization accelerated based on four indicators: gross domestic product (GDP), total population (TP), non-agricultural population proportion (NAPP), and expansion intensity index (EII).

Similarly, the subtelomeres of S. cerevisiae show accelerated base-pair substitution and also have a non-canonical chromatin structure [ 41].