Sentence examples for accelerating cause from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, multiple reports have suggested that changes in subchondral bone may alter the load distribution, and so becoming an important inducing or accelerating cause for cartilaginous injury in OA [ 3, 6, 7].

Climate change is accelerating, causing longer and deeper droughts, flooding and other disastrous events.

Since then, the start-up scene has accelerated, causing investor interest to shift from businesses selling to consumers to those servicing other businesses.

It is typically indolent initially, but then it can accelerate, causing debility and death as it clogs the liver, spleen, and bone marrow, choking off the normal production of blood cells.

Production of adhesion molecules is then accelerated, causing neutrophils to adhere to pulmonary vascular endothelial cells and migrate into the extravascular space.

Collectively, these photographers hope they can connect with even more people, accelerating the cause of conservation worldwide.

The only sustained period of growth was from 1961 to 1969, but the accelerating inflation caused by the Vietnam War made those years far from painless.

A recent petition to the NPC by influential left-wingers says privatisation is accelerating and causing a widening gap between rich and poor.

An accelerating Jet Stream causes air to rise upwards through the atmosphere and creates low pressure centres and a greater likelihood of rain, he said.

Detailed scientific information about degraded systems and impacts of land-based sources of pollution [LBSP] including information about accelerating costs caused by degradation are readily available.

Gilded Age excesses gave rise to a new People's Party, a movement of Southern and Western farmers and miners united in opposition to railroad speculators, and the panic of 1893 accelerated their cause.