Sentence examples for because of accelerated from inspiring English sources

More sophisticated analyses are needed to unambiguously disentangle the correlation between acceleration and TFBS turnover arising purely because of accelerated substitution rates from a biological signal.

Because of accelerated privatization efforts after 9/11, these companies are participating in covert operations and intelligence-gathering activities that were considered "inherently governmental" functions reserved for agencies like the Central Intelligence Agency, he says.

Around 2000, it became clear to scientists that the red knot population was crashing, possibly because of accelerated commercial harvesting of the horseshoe crab in Delaware Bay in southern New Jersey and on Delaware's eastern shore during the 1990s.

The company said its $863 million loss, or 29 cents a share, was primarily because of accelerated depreciation from the expected shutdown of the Nextel platform, the smaller carrier it merged with in 2005.

Already the meeting date is likely to be pushed back, not only because of accelerated Israeli colonisation, but because despite the spin there is no fundamental agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians on the details of what a two-state solution would look like.

These landscapes are undergoing rapid change because of accelerated deforestation for cultivation and firewood.

The bank expects trade to jump 6 percent in 2013 and 7 percent by 2015, in no small part because of accelerating demand from new consumers in big developing countries.

Using satellite radar and interferometry data, Eric Rignot of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., and Pannir Kanagaratnam of the University of Kansas demonstrated that in 2005 Greenland ice was being lost at a rate about two times faster than in 1996, primarily because of accelerating glaciers and associated iceberg discharge.

CustomMade co-founder and CFO Seth Rosen says the company was initially looking for venture capital, but decided to hold off because of accelerating revenue growth, and took in convertible-debt bridge round instead.

(5) The WCH phenomenon was observed in almost one of every five RA patients overall, which should be regarded as an intermediate to high CVD risk BP phenotype in patients with RA because of the presence of accelerated atherosclerosis, thus raising questions about the optimal BP treatment strategy in this population.

Further, treatment interruptions as therapeutic strategies have fallen out of favor because of the accelerated loss of CD4+ cells and nonHIV adverse events [5], [6].