Sentence examples for accelerating the effects from inspiring English sources

With the purpose of accelerating the effects of the deposited particles on the paper substrate, we additionally aged half of each sample (protected and not protected) for 3 weeks at 80 (^circ {mathrm{C}}) and 65 % RH (ISO 5630-3).

This is an important result because based on the calculations of Robertson [15] a value of q below 0.2 will usually result in heterozygous advantage actually accelerating the effects of drift unless Ne is very large, making a stable equilibrium increasingly unlikely as q becomes smaller.

But, he said, "swinging from very wet to extremely dry weather like we've been seeing lately in many parts of the country may be accelerating the effect".

Thus, what the silent toxic may be doing is accelerating the effect of aging on the DAn, with PD always being a matter of time.

Human activities can reduce, cause, or accelerate the effects of disasters on our environment.

The alkaline exposure consisted in immersing the bars in an alkaline solution for 1000, 3000 and 5000 h at elevated temperature (60 °C) to accelerate the effects.

Therefore, a decrease in the ability of adipose tissue to respond to DIO with age could adversely affect protein metabolism in skeletal muscle due to the toxicity of lipid species and thereby accelerate the effects of aging, that is, sarcopenia.

The long tail will merely accelerate the effect.

Pilates is booming (12 million people in the world do it, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Ryan Giggs), and Power Plate – a contraption that allows you to, painfully, accelerate the effect of crunches – is increasingly popular too.

The opening salutation, with the unsatisfactory choice of "Dear Mr" or "Dear Joe Smith" may give way to an anodyne "Greetings", "Hello" or even the dreaded "Hi there".Hand-held devices such as mobile phones and BlackBerrys have accelerated the effect.

Antioxidants, special substances that are found in foods ranging from cinnamon and cloves to blueberries and artichokes, have the ability to scavenge free radicals, compounds whose unstable chemical nature accelerates the effect of aging on our cells.