Sentence examples for clearly accelerated from inspiring English sources

In some cases these alterations clearly accelerated the licensing of palliative drugs and made effective treatments available to people who had previously been denied access to them.

Frank Gong, an economist at JPMorgan, argues that using a more appropriate deflator, real spending has clearly accelerated, especially on household goods.

This political process was clearly accelerated by the catastrophic flood of May June 1856 in the Rhône River, which had a strong influence on policymakers (Bravard, 2002).

At a temperature above 200 °C, the pyrolysis of substrate was clearly accelerated, and all DTG curves indicated that the temperature corresponding to maximum pyrolytic rate shifted to higher temperature range with higher heating rate.

Conversely, however, the presence of wild-type or mutant synphilin-1 clearly accelerated inclusion formation by α-Syn.

In contrast, the antibody response against the LCMV-glycoprotein GP1 portion carrying the neutralizing epitope [24] was clearly accelerated and of higher titer after tolerisation with GP61-80 alore or with GP61-80 plus NP309-328 (Figure 2C+D).

But the purchase of a company like Genzyme would clearly accelerate those efforts.

"England's first four batsmen out scored 14, 17, 23 and 56, a sequence which is clearly accelerating.

"I think he's one of these guys who's very instinctive, and if you've got a guy with good instincts, it clearly accelerates the learning curve".

"Sainsbury's could use the Argos delivery network; the store leases are up within five years so some could be closed and smaller Argoses converted to Sainsbury's Locals, as well as clearly accelerating putting Argos into larger Sainsbury's," Mr Buxton said.

StumbleUpon and Twitter have enjoyed a similar growth curve since the end of last year, although the former's growth is clearly accelerating faster in comparison to Twitter.