Sentence examples for an accelerated increase from inspiring English sources

When the specimens approached failure, an accelerated increase in the irreversible strain occurred.

We show that the FI in the NLTCS exhibits an accelerated increase with age resembling mortality-curve behavior.

Collectively, these longitudinal studies suggest that the menopause transition is associated with an accelerated increase in total and central adiposity and a reduction in fat-free mass.

Serum IGF-1 concentrations increase progressively with age in children, with an accelerated increase at the time of the pubertal growth spurt.

It is ironic that a temporary improvement in the employment situation may, if it leads to an accelerated increase in the price level, serve to create greater unemployment in the future, when restrictive actions become necessary for balance-of-payments reasons.

Unexpectedly, the micro-strain, deduced from the relative variation of lamellar periodicity, shows an accelerated increase at the onset of instability and reaches values larger than the corresponding macro-strain after yield, during which no irreversible plastic destruction of crystal is observed.

After age 60 years, these women had an accelerated increased risk of acquiring invasive cancer; a similar steep increase in mortality risk was seen after age 70.

As was the case with incidence, women previously treated for CIN3 had an accelerated increased risk of death from vaginal or cervical cancer when they grew older, compared with women of the same age in the general population.

Figures released by the Office for National Statistics ONSS) today show an accelerating increase in crimes recorded by police in England and Wales, which will heap pressure on Amber Rudd, the home secretary.

Accurate and regular measurements of the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere during the past 20 years show an accelerating increase.

Results show a delayed but accelerated increase in the homeownership rate for skilled migrants, indicating an assimilation process.