The phrase "accelerating behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, behavior analysis, or any situation where the speed or intensity of a behavior is increasing.
Example: "The training program is designed to promote accelerating behavior in participants, encouraging them to improve their skills rapidly."
Alternatives: "increasing behavior" or "enhancing behavior".
It's a model that accelerates behavior change, helps develop a sustainable approach to sanitation that is owned by the community and makes the most of every dollar – a true win-win for donors, suppliers, recipients and entire communities.
Moreover, accelerated behavior aging of NSG mice, if it is real, could be directly attributed to the severe immunodeficiency and increased incidence of inflammatory reaction such as glial activation observed in NSG mice (Gorantla et al., 2010).
It is true, she said, that social media "accelerates behaviors because it creates social modeling — people see that other people are involved and they're encouraged".
Compared with pure PCL nanofibers, PCL MWCNTs nanofibers showed accelerating degradation behavior.
Mobile is accelerating this behavior leaving many retailers, brands and publishers perplexed about how to capitalize.
Robert also leads frog's Design for Impact initiatives such as Project Masiluleke, which focus on transformative opportunities to use mobile technologies to increase access to information and accelerate positive behavior change.
THE question haunting Madison Avenue these days is, to paraphrase Sigmund Freud, "What do consumers want?" As changes in demographics and lifestyles accelerate, consumer behavior is becoming increasingly difficult to predict.
Much more accelerated crystallization behavior under shear was observed with silicalite-1 content at the isothermal crystallization temperature of 125 °C than at 120 °C.
An accelerated release behavior at pH 5.0 (54% in 24 h) and a burst release under oxidation condition (95% in 20 h) were observed for the nanogels, indicating their dual pH and oxidation-triggered release behaviors.
