The phrase "accelerating independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is increasing in speed or progress without external influence or assistance.
Example: "The two vehicles were accelerating independently, each driver focused on their own performance."
Alternatives: "speeding up separately" or "gaining momentum on their own".
Whether chronic inflammation can accelerate atherogenesis independently or mediate it via adverse modification of CV risk factors remains uncertain.
For example, while students with weaker skills need more attention and opportunities for interaction, students with stronger skills need opportunities to excel and accelerate their learning independently [ 6].
It was also demonstrated that accelerated postnatal growth, independently of growth in utero, increased the risk of metabolic conditions such as obesity [ 5].
We fixed the time scale of the second sample and allowed the other two samples to be accelerated or decelerated independently of each other using the transformation t / k j.
We find minimal correlation between LRTs in parents and daughters on average (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online), suggesting that accelerated substitutions happened independently in one or both copies after duplication (supplementary results SR4, Supplementary Material online).
It has been demonstrated that excess body fat, abdominal visceral fat, and larger waist circumference have been associated with accelerated arterial stiffening independently of blood pressure levels, ethnicity and age in older adults [ 22].
Treatment of mice with ICRF-159 inhibited tumour growth, while each of the analogues, trans-4,4(1 - 1,2-cyclopropandiyl) bis (2,6-piperazinedione) (trans-5), and cis-4,4(1 - 1,2-cyclopropandiyl) bis (2,6-piperazinedione) (cis-7) independently accelerated primary tumour growth.
In lieu of a spontaneous MA experiment, MA was independently accelerated in the experimental lines by simultaneously (i) bottlenecking populations, and (ii) reducing the functionality of the mismatch repair (MMR henceforth) gene msh-2 by RNAi knockdown [ 65].
The high heterotachous data set (H-data set) showed coaccelerated substitution rates in both gnetophytes and cupressophytes as estimated by the ML method (fig. 4), which follows the "classic" LBA setting (Felsenstein 1978; Steel 2005), that is, an artificial grouping of two nonadjacent taxa with their substitution rates independently accelerated.
Thus, 27 human-specific RRMIs and 22 chimpanzee-specific RRMIs independently shape their respective genomes, accelerating the genomic divergence between the two species.
