Sentence examples for better accelerating from inspiring English sources

More importantly, both heteroleptic Q3FeIII complexes showed a better accelerating effect on this reaction and provided a slightly higher conversion than the Qa3FeIII and especially Qb3FeIII ones.

I think it's a process where we're actually better off accelerating it, as much of the 20th century did.

They also suggest that the overall degree control of glycemic control affects regeneration with better control accelerating recovery of beta-cell mass and function.

"We better really accelerate our science, because these are big bets we are making," he said.

The opposite approach might give us better results: accelerate the development of technology and open it to more people and educate them to its purpose.

Still, an internal debate about timing continues at Fox: Is it better to accelerate the marketing plan with an immediate splash that brands "Neighborhood Watch" as an absurdist comedy about interplanetary threat?

The uncertainty means that tax planners are going to have a harder time giving their usual advice — gauging whether it is better to accelerate income and delay deductions or vice versa.

It would seem too expensive for NASA to compete with a new rocket designed to reach low-Earth orbit — far better to accelerate development of a heavier-lift rocket needed for voyages beyond, as NASA now intends.

The Chen case "will give different levels of government a lesson that it is better to accelerate the reform of governance, so that such cases will be dealt with at the regional level rather than at the top level, and in a rule of law way rather than a diplomatic way," said Chen Dangxiao of the Shanghai Institute for International Studies.

Infant BMI trajectories were better than accelerated BMI gain between 0 and 4 months at predicting young adult body composition.

Labelbox is willing to wait it out, or better yet, accelerate that arrival — even if it means eliminating jobs.