It's a rapid acceleration for a company that was founded less than two years ago.
Subsequently, there was a rapid acceleration of wound healing in the UA2-treated mice such that on days 3 and 5 the wounds were approximately 50 % and 80 smaller than controls, respectively.
A significant (and intended) consequence of these more liberal investment rules was a rapid acceleration of FDI from the United States into Mexican food processing.
As such technologies are becoming widely available, it is very likely that there will be a rapid acceleration of our knowledge of how, where and why mitochondria respond to and regulate neural plasticity and how abnormalities in such mechanisms contribute to the pathogenesis of neurological disorders.
Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: The big number to watch today is going to be US durable goods data – the focus right now is very much on whether the US economy is going to see a rapid acceleration towards the summer which will necessitate quick rate hikes from the Fed.
"There will be in time — I'm looking five, seven years — a rapid acceleration of nuclear building putting us back on track to where we would have been, absent Fukushima".
In San Francisco, where officials estimate that about 20,000 illegal apartments are harbored within houses, a rapid acceleration in prices has made houses with rental apartments more attractive.
Greece has seen a steady erosion of bank deposits over the past two years, yet few bankers were prepared for such a rapid acceleration of withdrawals.
And this figure does not include a surge of investment in "safe haven" German and British government bonds since the election.Greece has seen a steady erosion of bank deposits over the past two years, yet few bankers were prepared for such a rapid acceleration of withdrawals.
It was he, you may recall, who promised a rapid acceleration of the "rehabilitation revolution" his predecessor, Kenneth Clarke, had been cautiously piloting, when he took up post.
